Command
	isend

Purpose
	Ends an internet session (IS).

Aliases
	isend, ise

Syntax
	isend <name>

Options


Arguments
	<name>	This is the name of the internet session, also called session. Session names are
		case-sensitive.

		This argument can be supplied using a constant, variable, expression, function call,
		inline command, or a combination of these, all resulting into a single value of type str.
		If a constant is used, it should be enclosed in double quotes.


Stream Input	
	Ignored.

Stream Output
	None.

Stream Error
	Any errors are listed here.

Description
	This command ends an internet session. A session by this name must have already been
	started using the isstart command.

	If the session is already connected to a server, it will be automatically disconnected from
	the server before ending the session.

Restrictions

Valid Examples
	isend "accesslog"

	Will end session named "accesslog".

	var str s
	set $s = "accesslog"
	isend $s

	Will end session named "accesslog".

Invalid Examples
	int i
	isend $i

	Will produce an error. $i does not result in a value of type str.

See Also
IS
isstart
iscon
isdiscon
isret
issub
isheadret
isheadsub
issave
var