Virtual Hometerm Subsystem (VHS) Manual (H06.03+)

Using VHS
Virtual Hometerm Subsystem (VHS) Manual—429311-001
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VHS Inspect File
information contained in the VHSINSP file. The VHSINSP file is composed of section
keywords such as PROCESS, PROGRAMFILE, and LANGUAGE; of section names
such as process name, program file name, and language name; and of Inspect
commands. Each section is delimited by a section keyword. A name is expected on
the same line as the keyword.
For the keyword PROCESS, a process name is expected, for the keyword
PROGRAMFILE, a program file name (object file name) is expected, and for the
keyword LANGUAGE, a language name is expected. Each section contains all the
Inspect commands to be executed for the specific process name, program file name,
or for the language of the application trapped into Inspect. The first section matching
the application information will be the one to be used by VHS, and only one section is
used per application. A section can be used for many applications.
Following is the syntax of the sections for the VHS Inspect file used to put comments in
the file:
$process-name
specifies the name of a process. The process name consists of a dollar sign ($)
followed by a letter and by zero to four alphanumeric characters with no embedded
blanks, for example $APPL.
{PROGRAMFILE diskfile-name }
diskfile-name specifies a NonStop Kernel operating system file name. A disk
file in the NonStop Kernel operating system is identified by a unique, symbolic file
name. A complete NonStop Kernel disk file name describes the location of a file
and has four parts:
\system-name
$volume-name
subvolume-name
file-name
For convenience, default values are provided for all parts of a complete file name:
[\system-name.] [$volume-name.] [subvolume-name.] file-name
\system-name
identifies a specific system within a network.
$volume-name
identifies a volume.
{COMMENT | == comment }
{PROCESS $process-name }
{PROGRAMFILE diskfile-name }
{LANGUAGE language }