TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

run-option is:
IN command-file
OUT list-file
CPU number
NAME $process-name
NOWAIT
PRI number
run-option
is one of the TACL RUN [D] command run options. For details about the RUN
[D] run options, see the TACL Reference Manual.
IN command-file
specifies a file from which commands are read. The command file can contain the
Pathway configuration (that is, the PATHCOM commands that establish
characteristics for the Pathway environment, the terminals, the TCPs, and the server
classes). PATHCOM reads 132-byte records from the specified file until an end-of-file
character or an EXIT command is encountered.
If you omit this parameter, input is taken from the current TACL input file; this file is
typically the home terminal.
OUT list-file
specifies a file to which all PATHCOM command responses are written. The file
must be either an EDIT file or an unstructured format file. If responses are written to
a key-sequenced, relative, or entry-sequenced file, the Pathway configuration fails
and the PATHCOM process eventually abends.
If you specify a disk file name that already exists, the PATHCOM command response
is appended to the existing file. If you specify a disk file and the file does not exist,
an EDIT file is created.
If you specify a line printer or a process, a page eject is performed when the file
is opened. A page eject is not performed before the file is closed.
If you specify a magnetic tape, two consecutive file marks are written just before
the file is closed.
If you omit this parameter, output is directed to the current TACL output file; this is
typically the home terminal.
CPU number
specifies the processor in which PATHCOM runs. Possible values are any processor
on your system, from 0 through 15.
If you omit this parameter, the default is the processor used by the TACL command
interpreter.
NAME $process-name
specifies the name of the PATHCOM process. The name can be a maximum of 6
characters. $
process-name
begins with a dollar sign ($), followed by 1 to 5 alphanumeric characters. The first
alphanumeric character must be a letter.
If you intend to use the PATHCOM process name across a network, $
process-name
can be no longer than five characters, that is, a dollar sign ($) followed by no more
than four alphanumeric characters.
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