TACL Reference Manual

Built-In Functions and Variables
HP NonStop TACL Reference Manual—429513-018
9-326
#REQUESTER Built-In Function
•
If the data to be written to an unstructured non-edit file is smaller than the
maximum record length, the remaining bytes of the record are padded with trailing
blanks to fill out the logical record.
•
When communicating with a process, be careful to coordinate functions that
enable the communication (such as #REQUESTER) with the counterpart
mechanisms in that process (such as IN or OUT referring to the TACL process
name). Deadlock conditions can result if TACL tries to open a process for
communication at the same time that process is trying to open TACL for
communication.
•
For additional information about using #REQUESTER to interact with a TACL
process that uses #SERVER, see #SERVER Built-In Function on page 9-341.