Define Process Manual

Process Definition Commands
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POUT Command
In the READY column, YES is displayed if the process is running and ready to accept
commands; if not, NO is displayed. In the WAIT column, YES is displayed if the
default command mode is WAIT; if the mode is NOWAIT, NO is displayed.
The HISTORY and PROMPT columns display YES if these options are enabled and
NO, if they are not enabled.
POUT Command
The POUT command displays accumulated output from a defined process. Output is
removed from the output queue as it is being displayed. You can use POUT to view
output text after issuing a NOWAIT command, or after pressing the BREAK key during
output.
out-option
is any of the following options:
OUT file-name
names the file to which the output should be directed. If the file does not exist,
it is created.
OUTV variable
names an existing variable to which the output should be directed.
process-list
is a list of unique, symbolic names you have assigned to defined processes. If you
specify an asterisk (*), information for all your defined processes is displayed.
Figure 2-3. PINFO Listing With Detail
NAME PROGRAM PROCESS FILE INPUT OUTPUT READY
FLUP FUP 2,82 $F108.#S13 EMPTY EMPTY YES
P PERUSE 6,24 $F108.#S12 EMPTY EMPTY YES
PS PSMAIL 7,104 $F108.#S15 EMPTY EMPTY YES
EDEDIT EDIT \EASTUS.4,64 $F108.#S11 EMPTY EMPTY YES
WAIT HISTORY PROMPT
YES YES NO
YES YES NO
YES YES NO
YES YES NO
Note. If your TACL use list is not set up to include :utils:DP, you must precede the POUT
command with :utils:dp.
POUT [ / out-option / ] process-list