Define Process Manual

_PCHECK Command
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Process Definition Commands
The volumer macro used in the above example is as follows:
?section volumer text
==This macro provides the volume command for any background
==process that declares it as its "macro."
#append [_pcheck/inputv/ [:dpprocess]] volume [#defaults
/current/]
When you press the CTRL-Y key, you return to your local TACL environment (lines
4 and 8). Both defined processes in this example keep running, and they are expecting a
response to the latest prompt. You can return to the environment of either one of these
defined processes by typing the symbolic name of the process—as at command lines
2 and 7.
_PCHECK Command
This command is provided for programmatic use, not interactive use; its definition is
included here for your information. _PCHECK collects information about defined
processes and expands this information to a space-separated list of the information
Figure 2-1. Examples of Using the DP Command
1> DP FUP /PNAME FU,MACRO VOLUMER/ ==define the first process
pstart: starting \HOME.$SYSTEM.SYS01.FUP process
2> FU ==invoke the process
VOLUME $DATA.MYSUBV
-3-- INFO * ==issue a local FUP command
CODE EOF LAST MODIF OWNER RWEP
$DATA.MYSUBV
MYKEYS 101 2536 16JUL86 13:01 8,16 CUCU
MYMACS 101 2194 17JUN86 09:35 8,16 CUCU
TACLCSTM 101 3729 05AUG86 10:11 8,16 CUCU
TEDPROFL 115 20480 24SEP86 15:20 8,16 CUCU
-4-- [CTRL-Y] ==return to TACL
4> SYSTEM \EASTUS ==set remote system default
5> VOLUME $KEEP.TODAYS ==set remote volume default
6> DP EDIT /PNAME EDEDIT/ ==define the remote process
pstart: starting \EASTUS.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.EDIT process
7> EDEDIT SCHED R ==invoke the remote process
TEXT EDITOR - T9601B30 - (01MAR86)
CURRENT FILE IS \EASTUS.$KEEP.TODAYS.SCHED
* LIST 1/5 ==issue a remote EDIT command
1
2
3 Today’s Schedule — East USA
4
5
* [CTRL-Y] ==return to TACL
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