Difference between S22acct & K22acct script

Hi,
I found S22acct script is linked with /etc/init.d/acct in run level 2 and K22acct script is linked with /etc/init.d/acct in run level 0. I am having the following queries:
If we transitioned from run level 2 to run level 0, obviously input to /etc/init.d/acct will be stop so it will stop the accounting information by passing stop argument to S22acct script, then why do we need K22acct script in run level 0 as this service is already stopped during transition.
what is the difference between S22acct & K22acct script?
How the system will behave if i didnt create K22acct script?Waiting for the response.
Rgrds,
Ram.

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If we transitioned from run level 2 to run level 0, obviously input to /etc/init.d/acct will be stop so it will stop the accounting information by passing stop argument to S22acct script, then why do we need K22acct script in run level 0 as this service is already stopped during transition.S22acct scripts would never be called with 'stop'. What part of the system do you think does this?
Many services are explicitly stopped prior to machine shutdown so that they can note the shutdown or so that they can clean up log files and close open files.
what is the difference between S22acct & K22acct script?There is no difference in the contents. However S scripts are called with start arguments and K scripts are called with stop arguments.
How the system will behave if i didnt create K22acct script?Upon entering that runlevel, it would not call the script. Or in your example, it would not run '/etc/rc0.d/K22acct stop' when entering run level 0.
Darren

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