Pathmaker Reference Manual

PROCESS-CONFIG Statement
Pathmaker Application Definition Language (PMADL)
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PROCESS-CONFIG
Statement
The PROCESS-CONFIG statement defines the user and system processes available to
the Pathmaker product by storing the process configurations in the current Pathmaker
catalog.
PROCESS-CONFIG config-name (
{ PROGRAM-FILE filename }
[ , SWAP-VOLUME volume ]
[ , PRIORITY number ]
[ , MEMORY-PAGES number ]
[ , CPUS number [ , number ] ... ]
) ;
config-name
Specifies the name of a utility process configuration. The configuration name can
be one of the following system processes:
C FUP SERVER-GENERATION
COBOL PERUSE SQLCI
DDL REQUESTER-GENERATION SQLCOBOL
EDIT SCOBOL SQLCOMP
ENFORM SCUP
PROGRAM-FILE filename
Specifies the name of the program object file to be executed when the process is
invoked. The file name refers to a disk file.
SWAP-VOLUME volume
Specifies the name a disk volume uses to allocate swap files required by the
process when it is invoked. volume is a disk volume name.
If you do not specify a SWAP-VOLUME clause, the system uses the disk volume
where the program object file resides. If you let the system default to that value,
the OUTPUT statement omits the SWAP-VOLUME clause from the process
configuration it generates.
PRIORITY number
Specifies the execution priority of the process. Use a number from 1 through 199.
If you do not specify a value, the system uses a default of 148.
MEMORY-PAGES number
Specifies the minimum number of pages of nonextended memory to allocate to the
process when it is invoked. Use a number from 1 through 64
If you do not specify a value, the system uses a default of 64.