TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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WHO Command
WHO Command
Use the WHO command to display information about your current TACL process.
Considerations
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The WHO command is useful for verifying your current defaults. For example, if
you are on a network and use the SYSTEM command to access another system,
you can issue a WHO command to check your defaults before you run programs or
purge files. Checking defaults helps you avoid errors such as running programs on
the wrong system or purging remote files instead of local files.
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The WHO command displays the name of the current default system if it is
different from your local system.
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If the user logs on with a user name or user ID, Logon name shows group.user
information. If the user logs on with an alias, Logon name shows alias
information. For pre-D30 software RVUs, Logon name shows nothing.
Example
User MANUF.FRED, at \ROME, uses the SYSTEM command to make \NAPLES his
current default system. When he enters WHO, this information is displayed:
12> WHO
Home terminal: $FRED
TACL process: \ROME.$C127
Primary CPU: 4 (TXP) Backup CPU: 5 (TXP)
Default Segment File: $DISK.#6726
Pages allocated: 8 Pages Maximum: 1024
Bytes Used: 10644 (0%) Bytes Maximum: 2097152
Current volume: $MORE.CHECK Current system: \NAPLES
Saved volume: $FRED.DATA
Userid: 8,44 Username: MANUF.FRED Security: "NUNU"
Default process: 4,167
or
12> WHO
Home terminal: $FRED
TACL process: \ROME.$C127
Primary CPU: 4 (TXP) Backup CPU: 5 (TXP)
Default Segment File: $DISK.#6726
Pages allocated: 8 Pages Maximum: 1024
Bytes Used: 10644 (0%) Bytes Maximum: 2097152
Current volume: $MORE.CHECK Current system: \NAPLES
Saved volume: $FRED.DATA
Userid: 8,44 Username: MANUF.FRED Security: "NUNU"
Default process: 4,167
Logon name: MYALIAS
WHO