TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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STATUS Command
Examples
1. To view the status of user 103, 141 enter:
14> STATUS *, user 103, 141
This information is displayed:
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The process name, if any.
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The process type: If the process is the primary process, nothing is displayed. If
the process is a backup process, “B” is displayed. If the process is an OSS
process, “X” is displayed.
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The CPU and process number.
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The execution priority of the process.
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PFR code: P indicates that the process contains privileged code; F indicates
the process is waiting on a page fault; R indicates the process is on the ready
list.
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The wait state. This value is obtained from the wait field of the awake-wait
word in the process control block (PCB) for the process. The wait field in the
PCB can have these values:
wait-field.<8> wait on PON - CPU power on
.<9> wait on IOPON - I/O power on
.<10> wait on INTR - interrupt
.<11> wait on LINSP - INSPECT event
.<12> wait on LCAN - message system, cancel
.<13> wait on LDONE - message system, done
.<14> wait on LTMF - TMF request
.<15> wait on LREQ - message system, request
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The bits in the wait field are numbered from left to right; thus, a wait state of
%003 means that bits 14 and 15 are set.
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The group-id, user-id of the process accessor.
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The name of the program file. For system processes, prog-name is
$SYSTEM.SYSnn.OSIMAGE. (Subvolume $SYSTEM.SYSnn contains the
operating system image currently in use; nn is a two-digit octal integer that
identifies that subvolume.)
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The home terminal of the process.
Process Pri PFR %WT Userid Program file Hometerm
$Y09M B 0,193 168 001 103,141 $SYSTEM.SYS10.TACL
$ZTNT.#PTA8AE
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X 0,611 168 000 103,141 /bin.sh
$ZTNT.#PTA8AE
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$Y09M 1,121 168 R 000 103,141 $SYSTEM.SYS10.TACL
$ZTNT.#PTA8AE
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