Pathmaker Reference Manual

PMINSTAL Utility
Utilities
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Table 5-1. Contents of PMDEFLT and Syntax for Changing Default Values(Page 3 of 6)
Contents of PMDEFLT Comments
ProcessSwapVolume ProgramVolume The syntax for changing the default process swap volume
name is:
ProcessSwapVolume [\system.]$volume
where \system.$volume specifies the physical disk volume
where the virtual data image of the current process will
reside. The volume name must be a valid disk volume that
currently exists on the system. If you omit the system name,
PMINSTAL assumes the swap volume is on the current
system.
If you use the default process swap volume value,
ProgramVolume, PMINSTAL uses the system and disk
volume specified for the ProcessProgramFile.
ProcessPriority 140 The syntax for changing the default process priority is:
ProcessPriority number
where number is the execution priority of the process. The
process priority must be an integer from 0 through 199.
ProcessMemoryPages 64 The syntax for changing the default process memory pages
is:
ProcessMemoryPages number
where number is the minimum number of pages of virtual
memory to allocate to the process when the process
executes. The minimum number of pages must be an
integer from 1 through 64.
ProcessCPUs (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15) The syntax for changing the default CPU list is:
ProcessCPUs ( cpu[, cpu]...)
where cpu is a CPU number that is currently configured on
the system on which the program file resides. When a
process is to be executed, a CPU is selected randomly from
the list.
You can only specify a particular CPU once on the list. For
example, the following CPU list is invalid and will prevent
PMINSTAL from installing the Pathmaker software:
(2,3,2)
ProcessName DDL
ProcessSwapVolume ProgramVolume
ProcessPriority 148
ProcessMemoryPages 64
ProcessCPUs (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15)
For information on these attributes, see the comments for
COBOL.