1 DISCONNECT

Use the DISCONNECT command to disconnect logical links active on the
executor node.

         DISCONNECT    KNOWN LINKS     WITH NODE node-id
                       LINK number

2 KNOWN LINKS
Indicates that all links are to be disconnected.

2 LINK number
Identifies the particular logical link to be disconnected.  Use the
SHOW KNOWN LINKS command to display the active logical links for the
local node.
                                                          
2 WITH NODE node-id
Identifies the node with which all logical links are to be
disconnected. The node-id is either a node name or a node address. 
You can use this command verb only with the KNOWN LINKS component, not
the LINK number component.                               
                                                           
2 Examples

     NCP>DISCONNECT LINK 1840

         This command disconnects link 1840.

     NCP>DISCONNECT KNOWN LINKS WITH NODE TRNTO

         This command disconnects all known links to remote node TRNTO.

     NCP>SET EXECUTOR NODE DENVER
     NCP>DISCONNECT KNOWN LINKS
     NCP>CLEAR EXECUTOR NODE

         The first command sets the executor node to DENVER.  The 
         DISCONNECT KNOWN LINKS command disconnects the all DENVER's 
         known links, including links from the local node to the 
         executor.  As a result, you must either enter the SET EXECUTOR 
         NODE command again, or you must enter the CLEAR EXECUTOR NODE 
         command to reestablish the local node as the executor node.

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