NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

LBANNER
PROGRUN
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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utility
specifies the name of a Guardian utility. You can specify a utility name from 1
through 12 characters long. The utility name can contain letters, digits, and the
underscore character (_). The first character must be a letter.
The names of the Guardian utilities that you can access are defined using UMS.
The utility name you enter using the PROGRUN command must match a utility
name defined using UMS; otherwise, the PROGRUN command is rejected. The
process name, priority, central processing unit, and startup string passed to the
utility are defined in UMS as part of the utility definition and are used when you
execute the utility.
Format 2 Format 2 of the PROGRUN command allows you to execute any object file, including
Guardian utilities. If Format 1 is unavailable, you can use only Format 2 (if you have
sufficient authority).
PROGRUN FILE= file-spec
[ CPU= cpu-number ]
[ DEFAULT=$ volume . subvolume ]
[ NAME= process-name ]
[ PAUSE={ YES | NO | time-delay } ]
[ PRI= process-priority ]
[ PARAMS=“ startup-string ” ]
file-spec :
[ \ sys . ][ $ volume . subvolume . ] file-name
FILE= file-spec
specifies the complete name of the object file to execute. You can specify the name
of a Guardian utility or any other object file on a local or remote Tandem system.
If you omit the volume and subvolume, the default volume and subvolume is
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.
CPU= cpu-number
specifies the number of the central processing unit (CPU) to execute the program.
You can specify a CPU number from 0 through 15. If omitted, the CPU used is the
same as the CPU of your current process.
DEFAULT=$ volume . subvolume
specifies the default subvolume of the process that is created by the PROGRUN
command.