OSI/AS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/AS SCF Commands
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Considerations for the ALTER Command
TAPSCODEFILE
specifies the default location of the code file for a TAPS process.
TSPCODEFILE
specifies the default location of the code file for a TSP process.
Considerations for the ALTER Command
The considerations contain information about command use that should be read before
studying the command syntax in too much detail.
PROCESS Object
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TAPS and TSP PROCESS objects must be in the STOPPED state before their
attributes can be altered, but NSP PROCESS objects can be altered any time.
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NAME is the only attribute that is used for NSP processes; all other attributes are
ignored.
Value: Specify a fully qualified Guardian filename
($volume.subvolume.filename). If the filename specified is
not a fully qualified filename, then the subvolume specified
in the SCF program environment is used to expand the
filename (from SCF, use the ENV command to examine the
$volume.subvolume definition). The INFO SUBSYS
command can be used to display the name of
TAPSCODEFILE.
OSIMGR Default: The default filename is TAPSOBJ. The $volume.subvolume
defaults to the location of the OSI manager object file.
Value: Specify a fully qualified Guardian filename
($volume.subvolume.filename). If the filename specified is
not a fully qualified filename, then the subvolume specified
in the SCF program environment is used to expand the
filename (from SCF, use the ENV command to examine the
$volume.subvolume definition). The INFO SUBSYS
command can be used to display the name of
TSPCODEFILE.
OSIMGR Default: The default filename is TSPOBJ. The $volume.subvolume
defaults to the location of the OSI manager object file.