SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
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TASK
HIGHPIN ON | OFF
specifies whether the process to be created should be a high or low PIN process.
ON implies SeeView should attempt to create a high PIN process. OFF implies
SeeView should create a low pin process. Not all processes are capable of running
as a high PIN. There is also a global option ALTER HIGHPINTASKS ON | OFF that
controls high/low PIN creation for all OPEN, RUN, or TASK statements without
having to specify HIGHPIN on each statement.
ON implies TASK, RUN, and OPEN statements attempt to create processes that
run as high PINs. When this option is on processes are started using the Guardian
procedure PROCESS_CREATE_.
OFF implies TASK, RUN, OPEN statements should attempt to launch low PIN
processes. When this option is off, processes are started using the Guardian
procedure NEWPROCESS.
The intrinsic #TASKPROC returns the name of the Guardian procedure used to
create the process. This intrinsic is useful as an aid to interpreting error codes
returned by the intrinsics #TASKERRORTYPE and #TASKERROR. The values
returned depend on which procedure was used to launch the process. For
information on error codes returned by the procedures PROCESS_CREATE_ and
NEWPROCESS, see the Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual.
IN filename
specifies the input file.
LIB library-filename
specifies an external user library file of object routines. If specified, this library file
is used to resolve external references in the program being run.
NAME process-name
specifies the process name assigned to the newly created process.
ONMYVOL
indicates that the program object file name specified in the TASK object-name
is expected to exist on the current default SeeView volume and subvolume. You
can alter the default SeeView volume with the ALTER VOLUME statement. To
programmatically determine this volume, use the #VOLSUB string intrinsic.
ONOBJVOL
indicates that the program object file name specified in the TASK object-name
is expected to exist on the same volume and subvolume as the current SeeView
program object file. To programmatically determine this volume, use the
#VOLSUBOBJECT string intrinsic.