Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

User Commands (g - j) gtacl(1)
• Attempt to filter data passing through all OSS environ-
ment standard input, output, and error files. Refer to
Input/OutputFiltering under NOTES later in this
reference page for more information.
The default action is to filter only the standard input and output
files that are connected to an OSS regular file, device file, pipe,
or FIFO that cannot be accessed through a Guardian environ-
ment filename.
IMPORTANT: Do not use the +i option with the -c option.
However, if the +i option is used with -c, the last option
specified on the command line takes effect.
-inspect on | -inspect off | -inspect saveabend
Indicates the debugging mode to be used for the child process.
Specifying inspect on causes the child process to enter the
currently selected symbolic debugger when the -debug option is
specified or if a debug event occurs.
Specifying -inspect off causes the child process to enter the
default debugger when the -debug option is specified or if a
debug event occurs.
Specifying -inspect saveabend causes creation of a saveabend
file (sometimes called a core file or a process snapshot file) when
the process terminates abnormally.
The default debugging mode is the mode specified in the pro-
gram file of the child process.
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.
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