TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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STATUS Command
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The wait-field value and the event that the process is waiting for. The values
have this meaning:
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User ID and name, Creator access ID (CAID) and its name, and Login name
(ALIAS).
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The home terminal name of the process. If this terminal is connected to a
remote system in a network, the node name precedes the terminal name, as in
\CHICAGO.$TERM49.
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The program file name. For system processes, the program file name is
$SYSTEM.SYSnn.OSIMAGE. This file contains the operating system image
currently in use; num is a two-digit octal integer that identifies the subvolume.
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The swap file name (see RUN[D|V] Command on page 8-156).
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The extended swap file name, if it exists.
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The name of the user library file, if any. This line appears only when you
request the status of a process or process pair that is running with a user
library (such as one specified with the LIB option for the RUN command).
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The process time that has elapsed.
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Process creation time in local civil time format.
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The current process state, which can be one of these values:
[IN SYSTEM MAB] [,NO MESSAGES]
[,TEMPORARY] [,LOGGED ON] [,PENDING]
STARTING
RUNNABLE
SUSPENDED
CPU BOUND
DEBUG MAB
DEBUG BREAKPOINT
%000
Process is running; or process was waiting on an event that
has since occurred and is now ready to run, process is in call
to DELAY, or process is suspended.
%001
Process is waiting for a message to occur on its $RECEIVE
file.
%002
Process is waiting for a TMF subsystem request to finish, or
user process is waiting for ENDTRANSACTION to finish.
%004
Process is waiting for input or output or interprocess request to
finish.
%005
Process is waiting for call to AWAITIO for I/O completion on
any file.
Note. User ID is equivalent to the Process access ID (PAID). CAID is displayed only if
it differs from PAID. The Login name is displayed only if the creator of the process has
logged in using the ALIAS name.