Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.27+, H06.04+)

gtacl(1) OSS Shell and Utilities Reference Manual
Refer to the manual for the debugging tool in use for additional information
about debug events and debugger use.
-jobid 0 | -jobid -1
Controls the job ID to be assigned to the child process.
Specifying -jobid 0 prevents the child process from running as part of a batch
job (the gtacl process cannot function as a batch job ancestor, so no other value
than -jobid -1 is supported).
Specifying -jobid -1 causes the child process to inherit its job ID (if any) from
gtacl.
The default value is -jobid -1.
-lib pathname Specifies the OSS pathname of a user library file in the Guardian file system to
be used by the child process; the program file for the child process is modified to
point to the specified library.
Use of this option requires write access to the program file for the child process.
The library file must be in the Guardian file system on the same HP node as the
program file for the child process.
This option is needed only when a child process requires a user library and an
alternate is needed. The default action is to run the child process with no
modification to its user library usage.
+lib Specifies that the child process is to run without any user library file; the pro-
gram file for the child process is modified so that it does not point to a library.
Use of this option requires write access to the program file for the child process.
This option is needed only when a child process has used a user library that is no
longer needed. The default action is to run the child process with no
modification to its user library usage.
-mem n Specifies the amount of memory to allocate for the data stack of the child process
in 2048-byte virtual memory pages (1-64). (Used for G-series TNS or
accelerated child processes only.) The default amount is determined by the pro-
gram file executed as the child process.
-name {/G/}processname
Starts the child process as a named process using the specified name; pro-
cessname must conform to Guardian process name rules for length.
If /G/ is omitted, the full filename of the process is resolved using Guardian
environment rules. Refer to the RUN command description in the TACL Refer-
ence Manual for the rules affecting process name length and resolution.
The rules for mapping between Guardian filenames and OSS pathnames mean
that processname cannot begin with the dollar sign ($) used in the Guardian
environment.
If only -name /G is specified, the operating system creates a unique four-
character process name.
The default action is to use the process name attribute for the program file of the
child process.
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