Guardian Programming Reference Summary for pTAL and TAL

SET^FILE Operations
Guardian Programming Reference Summary for pTAL and TAL—522631-001
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SET^SYSTEM
MESSAGES
MANY
(continued:
word 1)
sys-msg-mask-words[1]
.<0:3> = unused
.<4> = BREAK message
.<5> = unused
.<6> = tme signal message
(NonStop II systems only)
.<7> = memory lock
completion message
(NonStop II systems only)
.<8> = memory lock failure
message (NonStop II systems
only)
.<9:13> = unused
.<14> = open message
.<15> = close message
@new-sys-
msg-mask-
word
sys-msg-
mask-
words
Open
SET^SYSTEM
MESSAGES
MANY
(continued:
word 2)
sys-msg-mask-
words[2]
.<0> = CONTROL message
.<1> = SETMODE message
.<2> = RESETSYNC
message
.<3> = CONTROLBUF
message
.<4:7> = unused
.<8> = device-type inquiry if
D-series format; unused if C-
series format
.<9:15> = unused
SET^SYSTEM
MESSAGES
MANY
(continued:
word 3)
sys-msg-mask-words[3]
.<0> = nowait
PROCESS_CREATE_
completion
.<1> = subordinate name
inquiry
.<2> = nowait get info by
name completion
.<3> = nowait
FILENAME_FINDNEXT_
completion
.<4> = loss of communication
with node
.<5> = establishment of
communication with node
.<6> = remote processor
down
.<7> = remote processor up
.<8:15> = unused
@new-sys-
msg-mask-
word
sys-msg-
mask-
words
Open
Table 10-2. SET^FILE Operations That Set Addresses
<operation>
Parameter
(Required)
Description of Operation
Requested
<new-value>
Parameter
Entered
(Optional)
<old-value>
Parameter
Entered
(Optional)
State
of File