SCF Reference Manual for G-Series RVUs (G06.27+)

Using SCF
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Using TACL PARAM Commands
tries to start the program file named $SYSTEM.SYSnn.SCP. To use an SCP program
file on another volume and subvolume on your local system, enter the TACL command
shown below.
[$volume.]subvolume.SCP
is the local location of the SCP program file.
Using TACL PARAM Commands
SCF recognizes the TACL PARAM command. PARAM is used to give parameter
values to a parameter name or produce a list of current parameters and their values.
SCF passes the parameter to processes that request parameter values when those
processes are started.
TACL can store and pass the following parameters to SCF:
PARAM DEFAULT^SCP
The PARAM DEFAULT^SCP command specifies the default process name for the
Subsystem Control Process (SCP). The command has this syntax.
filename
is the desired name of the SCP process, for example $ZSCP. Otherwise, the
default SCP process name is $ZNET. See the SCF Reference Manual for SCP for
more information on SCP.
PARAM SCF^LIB^MOVED
The SCF user library is a file named $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SCFLIB. If you move
SCFLIB to another location, you must tell both SCF and each of its product modules
about the new location by performing the Example Procedure for Moving the SCFLIB
User Library File on page 4-18. The syntax for this PARAM is:
ASSIGN SCP, [$volume.]subvolume.SCP
Parameter Function Page
DEFAULT^SCP The default process name of SCP 4-16
SCF^LIB^MOVED Another location for the SCF user library 4-16
SCF^PM^LOC Another location for the subsystem product modules 4-19
SCF^RPM^TIMEOUT An idle system timeout value 4-19
PARAM DEFAULT^SCP filename
PARAM SCF^LIB^MOVED { YES | NO }