TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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STATUS Command
DEBUG TRAP
DEBUG REQUEST
FORCED LOW
INSPECT MAB
INSPECT BREAKPOINT
INSPECT TRAP
INSPECT
REQUEST
SAVE ABEND
TERMINATING
TSN LOGON
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The job ancestor of the process.
3. To stop all of your processes on the terminal where your TACL is running (except
the TACL process itself):
STATUS *, TERM, STOP, FORCED
or
SET _DO_NOT_PROMPT_TACL_STOP ON
4. To stop all of your processes on the terminal where your TACL is running (except
the TACL process itself) with prior confirmation:
> status *,term,stop
This command will display the processes satisfying the
command parameters and then, stop them. Do you really want to
stop the processes (y/[n])? Y
Process Pri PFR %WT Userid Program file
$Z495 0,68 169 R 000 255,255 $SYSTEM.
SYSNN.TACL
$NET B 0,744 168 P 001 255,255 $DATANN.
SUBVOL.NETBATCH
$NET 3,330 168 P 001 255,255 $DATANN.
SUBVOL.NETBATCH
Hometerm
$ZTNT.#PTAAAGJ
$ZTNT.#PTAAAGJ
$ZTNT.#PTAAAGJ
A process, started by an alias (sspaul) from a progid-ed (super.super) object
owned by support.prs, will have the following as the output to the STATUS
command with the DETAIL option.
Pid: 2,110 ($PIPO) Primary
Priority: 148
Wait State: %004 (LDONE)
Process access id: 20,33 (SUPPORT.PRS)
Creator access id: 255,255 (SUPER.SUPER)
Login name: sspaul
Myterm: $ZN018.#PT05WPE
Program File Name: $SYSTEM.PJ00WTAL.VPROC
Swap File Name: $SYSTEM.#0