SQL/MX 2.x Reference Manual (H06.10+, J06.03+)

MXCI Commands

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GTACL Command

Considerations for GTACL

Examples of GTACL

The GTACL command allows you to run the TACL commands, such as, FUP, PSTATE,

STATUS, TACL macros, programs, and utilities from the MXCI interface.

option

All filename and pathname arguments used with GTACL options must be specified

using the OSS pathname syntax.

operands

Operands used with the GTACL command must follow the GTACL option

specifications. The operands can be any TACL command.

For more information about the option and operands, run the following command at

the MXCI prompt:

SH man gtacl;

For information about the gtacl command in the OSS environment, see the

gtacl(1) reference page either online or in the Open System Services Shell and

Utilities Reference Manual.

Considerations for GTACL

The GTACL command writes the data to the standard output file. If you issue the LOG

command in the current MXCI session, the GTACL command still writes the data to the

standard output file, only the command will be logged.

Examples of GTACL

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To identify the users who have currently logged in, run the following command:

>>gtacl -c "who";

Note. The GTACL command is available only on systems running J06.09 and later J-series

RVUs and H06.20 and later H-series RVUs. This command is introduced to inherit the same

property as provided in the gtacl command of the Open System Services (OSS)

environment.

In the MXCI session, the GTACL command is not case-sensitive; it can be invoked using

GTACL or gtacl.

GTACL [option ...] [operands]