Subsystem Control Point (SCP) Management Programming Manual

Communicating With an SCP Process
Subsystem Control Point (SCP) Management Programming Manual—520619-001
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Starting an SCP Process Using the RUN Command
NAME process-name
specifies the name assigned to the resulting SCP process. This option is required—
all SCP processes must be named.
NOWAIT
specifies that the SCP process will run independent of the TACL process that
interprets the RUN command. Always specify NOWAIT for an SCP process.
CPU cpunum
specifies the processor in which the primary process runs. If you do not include this
option, the process runs in the same CPU as the command interpreter that processes
the RUN command. (A $CMON process, if one exists, might assign an alternative
CPU. See the Guardian Programmer’s Guide.)
HIGHPIN ON | OFF
specifies whether the SCP process runs at a high PIN. If you specify ON and the
HIGHPIN attribute of the SCP object file is set to ON, the SCP process runs at a
high PIN if one is available. If you specify OFF, the SCP process runs at a low PIN.
The SCP program has the HIGHPIN object-file attribute set to OFF, so processes
derived from it run at a low PIN regardless of the value you specify for the
HIGHPIN process option. For information on setting the HIGHPIN SCP object file
attribute, see Creating a High-PIN SCP Process
on page 2-11. For considerations
relating to the interaction of high-PIN and low-PIN processes in a network, see
Interprocess Communications Restrictions
on page 3-9.
D-Series SCP
[RUN] [[$vol.]subvol.]SCP / NAME process-name
,NOWAIT
[,CPU cpunum]
[,HIGHPIN ON | OFF]
[,MEM pages]
[,OUT filename]
[,PRI priority]
[,SWAP volname]
[,TERM hometerm] /
[[BACKUPCPU] cpunum]
[;AUTOSTOP time [HRS | MINS | SECS]]
[;COLLECTOR process-name
[;COLLECTOR-1 process-name
[;COLLECTOR-2 process-name
[;COLLECTOR-3 process-name
[;DATAPAGES | SEGPAGES pages]
[;DELETEDELAY time]
[;EXCLUSIVE]
[;LOG | LOGFILE filename]
[;RECEIVEDEPTH depth]
[;SWAPVOL volname]