Safeguard Reference Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+ )

Terminal Security Commands
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ADD TERMINAL Command
If you omit lib-filename, no library file is used.
CPU [cpu-number | ANY]
specifies the number of the CPU in which the command interpreter is to run. If
you specify ANY, any CPU will be used.
If you omit cpu-number, any CPU will be used.
PNAME [process-name]
specifies the process name to be assigned to the command interpreter started
at this terminal after user authentication. process-name must be a local
process name.
If you omit process-name from the terminal definition record, the Safeguard
software generates a process name.
SWAP [$vol[.subvol.filename]]
specifies the name of the volume or file to be used as the swap volume or file
for the command interpreter started at this terminal. $vol must be a local
volume name. You can optionally supply a subvolume name and file name.
If you omit $vol, the same volume that contains the PROG object file is used.
PRI [priority]
specifies the priority at which the command interpreter is to run at this terminal.
If you omit priority from the terminal definition record, the value of CI-PRI in
the Safeguard configuration record is used.
PARAM-TEXT [startup-param-text]
specifies the data to be supplied as the startup message text for the command
interpreter started at this terminal. If you specify the PARAM-TEXT attribute, it
must be the last attribute in the command string.
If you omit startup-param-text, no startup parameter text is used.
Considerations
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You must stop any process running at the terminal before you add a terminal
definition record for that terminal. If you do not stop the other process, the
Safeguard software competes with it for control of the terminal.
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After you add a terminal definition record, that terminal is disabled (frozen) until
you execute a THAW TERMINAL command to enable the terminal.
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The PROG specified in this record is overridden by any CI-PROG (and associated
parameters) specified in the authentication record of the user who is logging on.