NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

LBANNER
PARAM SECEXITPROCESS
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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The following table summarizes the PARAM command operands used to define
the attributes of a security exit process:
Operand Use Comment
PROCESSCLASS N.A. N.A.
PROCESSCPU O The order of this operand in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process is not significant.
PROCESSDEBUGTERM N.A. N.A.
PROCESSLIBRARY N.A. N.A.
PROCESSNAME M The order of this operand in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process is not significant.
PROCESSOBJECT M The order of this operand in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process is not significant.
PROCESSPARAM M The order of this operand in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process is not significant.
PROCESSPRIORITY O The order of this operand in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process is not significant.
PROCESSSWAPVOL O The order of this operand in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process is not significant.
PROCESSWEIGHT N.A. N.A.
SECEXITPROCESS M This operand must be last in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process.
M Mandatory N.A. Not applicable O Optional
Example
The following example defines a security exit process. The PARAM
SECEXITPROCESS command specifies the logical name for the process.
PARAM PROCESSOBJECT=$SYSTEM.ZNNM.SECEXIT
PARAM PROCESSNAME=$ZNN0
PARAM PROCESSPRIORITY=198
PARAM PROCESSPARAM="1 $SYSTEM.ZNNMDATA.ZUACAUTH
$SYSTEM.ZNNMDATA.UADAUTH
$SYSTEM.ZNNMDATA.ZUACUTIL
$SYSTEM.ZNNMDATA.UADUTIL
$SYSTEM.ZNNMDATA.CEXDCF
$SYSTEM.ZNNMDATA.ZCEXCCF"
PARAM PROCESSCPU=(0,1)
PARAM SECEXITPROCESS=MYEXIT1