TACL Reference Manual

Built-In Functions and Variables
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#GETPROCESSSTATE Built-In Function
created the TACL process did not authenticate the user prior to creating the
TACL process, so the TACL process performs user authentication after
prompting for logon information.
The default value is 0 for a regular TACL process or a TACL process started
by a TSN-TACL process. The default value is 1 for a TSN-TACL process.
STOPONLOGOFF
requests information about whether the current TACL process will be stopped
after it enters a logged-off state. A value of 1 indicates that the current TACL
process will be stopped when it enters a logged-off state. A value of 0 indicates
that the current TACL process will not be stopped; instead, the TACL process
will prompt for another logon.
The default value is 0 for a regular TACL process and 1 for a TSN-TACL
process or a TACL process started by a TSN-TACL process.
PROPAGATELOGON
requests information about how local child TACL processes start. A value of 1
for the current TACL process indicates that the INHERITEDLOGON state of
the child TACL process will be 1. The new process will start in the logged-on
state. A value of 0 for the current TACL process indicates that the
INHERITEDLOGON state of the local child TACL process will be 0. The new
process will start in the logged-off state.
The default value is 0.
For remote child TACL processes, the parent process propagates a value of 0
for the INHERITEDLOGON flag.
PROPAGATESTOPONLOGOFF
returns information about how local child TACL processes stop. A value of 1 for
the current TACL process indicates that the STOPONLOGOFF state of the
child TACL process will be 1. The child process will stop when it enters a
logged-off state. A value of 0 for the current TACL process indicates that the
STOPONLOGOFF state of a local child process will be 0. The child process
will prompt for logon information when it enters a logged-off state.
The default value is 0.
For remote child TACL processes, the parent process propagates a value of 0
for the STOPONLOGOFF flag.
Results
The #GETPROCESSSTATE built-in function returns a space-separated list of the
selected values, in the order of their request.