SCF Reference Manual for the Kernel Subsystem

These terms appear in the preceding display:
The symbolic name of a generic process, as specified in the ADD command. For the Kernel
subsystem manager, this name is ZZKRN.
Symbolic Name
The name of the process, as specified by the NAME attribute of the SCF ADD or ALTER command,
and as recognized by TACL. If this generic process is configured in more than one processor with
some form of the CPU attribute, its name ends in nn, representing a two-digit processor number.
Name
The current object state of the PROCESS object. Possible states are ABORTING, STARTED, and
STOPPED.
State
The ABT (ABORTED) substate, if the PROCESS object has been stopped by the ABORT command.Sub
The number of the primary processor and process identification number (PIN) for this process.Primary PID
The number of the backup processor and process identification number (PIN) for this process, if it
exists.
Backup PID
The owner group number and user number of this process.Owner ID
STATUS PROCESS Detailed Display Format
The format of the detailed display for the STATUS PROCESS command (with the DETAIL option) is
described here.
NONSTOP KERNEL - Detailed Status Process \system.gpname Backup PID.........n,m
Creation Time......dd mmm yyyy, hh:mm:ss:ff
Name...............$name
Owner ID...........n,m
Primary PID........n,m
Priority...........n
State..............state
Substate...........substate
These terms appear in the preceding display:
The number of the backup processor and process identification number (PIN) for this process, if it
exists.
Backup PID
The date and time when the process was created; this means the time it became a process in the
operating system; for example, as a result of an SCF START command.
Creation Time
The name of the process, as specified by the NAME attribute of the SCF ADD or ALTER command,
and as recognized by TACL. If this generic process is configured in more than one processor with
some form of the CPU attribute, its name ends in nn, representing a two-digit processor number.
Name
The owner group number and user number of this process.Owner ID
The number of the primary processor and process identification number (PIN) for this process.Primary PID
The current priority of the process or, if it is not currently running, the priority level it will have when
it is next started.
Priority
The process may have been configured with a different priority level than this display indicates. This
is possible because the priority could have been changed by an operating system or TACL command,
and such a change is reflected by SCF STATUS, but not the SCF INFO command. To find out the
configured priority of the process, use the INFO PROCESS, DETAIL command (see page 100).
The current object state of the PROCESS object. Possible states are ABORTING, STARTED, and
STOPPED.
State
ABORTED, if the PROCESS object has been aborted.Substate
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