SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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STOP
Example
A sample status display follows:
The row with an asterisk (*) in the Taskid column displays data about the currently
executing SeeView program. In this case, the Timeout column indicates the total
number of CPU seconds that SeeView has used since it was started.
STOP
The STOP statement stops a specified SeeView process.
taskid-exp
specifies an integer expression that indicates the taskid number of the process
to be stopped. The TASK declaration remains in effect as long as SeeView
Taskid Cpu,Pin Name CachePg Timeout Seeview - T6965D40 - (02FEB95)
---------- ------- ------ -------- ------- ------------------------------
SEEMENUS menudata 17/20 60,15 $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SEESHELL
TACL ~ 1,124 $Z283 1/11 60,15 $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.TACL
PUP ~ 1,140 $Z282 0/11 60,15 $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.PUP
PSMAIL T ~ 2,139 $Y444 12/15 60,15 \CHICAGO.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.PSMAIL
TELE ~ 3,138 $Y445 7/15 60,15 \CHICAGO.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.TELE
SEEDIT1 ~ 1,132 $Z279 0/100 60,15 $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SEEDIT
SEEDIT2 ~ 1,141 $Z280 120/200 60,15 $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SEEDIT
* 1,128 $Z269 257.61 \CHICAGO.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.Seeview
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Tasks: 24/512 Cache:1971/16384 Cachefile: $mm (extensible)
Symbols: 56/512 Procs: 60/512 Pooluse: 0/24 (187/187)
Sysmsgs: 11387 Umsgs: 6783 Started: 2/9/95 10:26 AM
User : CENTDIV.MIKE 66,1 Current: 2/9/95 4:40 PM
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Taskid The symbolic taskid name of a program or menu.
Cpu,Pin The processor number and process identification number of the program
associated with the taskid. If taskid was declared using a ?MENU
directive, this field is tagged as menudata. The tilde (~) indicates that the
task is currently prompting. T indicates that SeeView is posing as a
device type 6,0 conversational terminal for that task.
Name The identification name of the process.
CachePg A pair of numbers indicating cache utilization as a fraction (for example,
9/16). The first number is the number of cache pages currently used.
The second number is the number of cache pages allocated for taskid.
Timeout The value of the NODATATIMEOUT and DATATIMEOUT settings for the
task. (For additional information, see the TASK on page 9-104.)
STOP [ taskid-exp ]
[ \node. ] [ $name ] [ ! ]
[ \node. ] [ cpu,pin ] [ ! ]