SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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program communicates with $CMON when it is present and tries to use
assignments indicated by $CMON.
QUEUE ON | OFF
determines whether the SeeView program automatically replies to messages from
the specified task.
QUEUE ON indicates that the SeeView program will not automatically reply to any
messages, including simple writes, from the specified task.
QUEUE OFF indicates that the SeeView program will automatically reply to any
simple write messages from the task. It is the default.
Typically, the only time you need to specify QUEUE ON is to assert programmatic
synchronization in a script that performs complex interleaving of communication
between multiple processes. QUEUE ON always ensures communication
synchronization in a script for a single process.
STARTUP string-exp
specifies the startup message sent to the newly created process, where
string-expression represents the string written to the new process.
SWAP swap-filename
specifies the name of the file used for the page swapping of a process’s virtual
user data space.
TIMEOUT nodata-secs , data-secs
specifies the number of seconds that a SeeView script waits for data from the task.
nodata-secs
specifies the number of seconds that a WINDOW, READ, or WRITE statement
waits for initial communication from the task.
data-secs
specifies the number of seconds that a WINDOW statement waits for
subsequent messages from the task. (See also the ALTER NODATATIMEOUT
and ALTER DATATIMEOUT statements.)
VOLUME subvol | str-exp
specifies the default volume and subvolume for the task being declared.
VOLUME takes effect only when you are creating the program associated with the
taskid.
You can literally specify the volume and subvolume. For example:
VOL $DATA.MYSUBVOL