TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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TACL Program
TACL Program
Enter the TACL program name to start a TACL process on your local system or on a
remote system (if your system is part of a network).
\node-name
is the name of the system on which TACL is to run. This parameter is valid only for
systems that have a node name (those that are part of a network). If you omit \
node-name, the TACL process runs on the system from which you issued the
TACL command.
run-option
is any of the options described in the RUN[D|V] Command on page 8-156.
backup-cpu-num
specifies the processor where the backup for the new TACL process is to run.
Specify backup-cpu-num as an integer in the range from 0 through 15. If you
omit this parameter, no backup process is created. You can specify a backup
process only if the TACL process is a named process (see the NAME option of the
RUN[D|V] Command on page 8-156).
parameter
is an operating parameter for the TACL process. It can be one of these:
ABENDONABEND
HOMETERM
PORTTACL
SEGVOL $volume-name
STOPONABEND
ABENDONABEND
specifies that this TACL process writes the message: “TACL stopped by a
process ABEND/STOP” to the current OUT file and terminates abnormally
(ABENDs) with an abend completion code when a child process (a process
started by this TACL process) terminates with no completion code or with an
abnormal completion code.
HOMETERM
specifies that TACL is to use the device specified by the TERM run-option as
the home terminal. If you omit HOMETERM, if the TACL IN file is the same as
the TACL OUT file, and if TACL is not in server mode, TACL uses its IN file
device as the home terminal, regardless of any specification by the TERM
[\node-name.]TACL [ / run-option [ , run-option ] ... / ]
[ backup-cpu-num ] [ ; parameter [ , parameter ] ]