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

Common SAFECOM Language Elements
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Process Name Lists
Examples
=ADD PROCESS $spell LIKE $cedit
=INFO PROCESS $loc*
=THAW PROCESS $limit
Process Name Lists
A process name list is a list of fully qualified or partially qualified process names. A
process name list specifies a group of processes on which the same operation is to be
performed.
process-name
is either a fully or a partially qualified process name.
Examples
=ADD PROCESS ($trump, $frump)
=ALTER PROCESS ($pri*, $tc34) LIKE $tc01
=DELETE PROCESS ($tc2, $?ax, $line*)
Specifying Subprocess Names
You can identify a subprocess with either a fully or partially qualified subprocess name.
To specify more than one subprocess in a command, you can use wild cards in a
subprocess name, or you can use a subprocess name list. However, you cannot use
wild cards to specify a subprocess name in an ADD command.
Fully Qualified Subprocess Names
A fully qualified subprocess name includes a system name, a process name, and a
subprocess name.
\system-name
is a system name as described in Fully Qualified Disk-File Names on page 2-4.
$process
is a process name as described in Fully Qualified Disk-File Names on page 2-4.
#subprocess
is a subprocess name. The name can be one to seven alphanumeric characters,
the first of which must be alphabetic.
( process-name [ , process-name ] ... )
\system-name.$process.#subprocess