TACL Reference Manual

Built-In Functions and Variables
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#SETCONFIGURATION Built-In Function
REQUESTCMONUSERCONFIG [ OFF | ON ]
if set to ON, then, after every LOGON command or #CHANGEUSER built-in
function is executed, the TACL process sends a request to the $CMON
process for the configuration parameters in effect for this current TACL user.
if set to OFF, then the configuration parameters in effect are always the TACL
process default parameters, parameters obtained when a LOGOFF command
has been executed and is followed (at some point) by a LOGON command, or
parameters obtained when a noninteractive TACL process is started.
This option is initially set to OFF.
This option is meaningful only if the $CMON process has been coded to return
the configuration information. Otherwise, the additional request is ignored. Use
of this option allows $CMON to control (and change) the configuration
parameters for each logon session: for example, for each user ID. These
altered configuration parameters can then be returned to the TACL process.
Regardless of the setting, when a LOGOFF command has been executed and
followed (at some point) by a LOGON command or when a noninteractive
TACL process is started, the TACL process requests configuration information
from the $CMON process.
STOPONFEMODEMERR [ OFF | ON ]
ON specifies that TACL stops when error 140 (FEMODEMERR) is
encountered on its input. If the TACL process was started with the PORTTACL
startup parameter, this TACL configuration setting is ignored. (TACL goes to
the logged off state and waits for a modem connect message when error 140 is
encountered.) The default is OFF, meaning TACL is put in a logged off state
and waits for a modem connection message when an error 140 is
encountered.
tacl-image-name
is the name of an existing TACL image file to be configured. You must that ensure
a copy of TACL is created before trying to configure it, because TACL does not
create the copy. If you omit tacl-image-name, the built-in function
#SETCONFIGURATION configures the currently running TACL process and the
new configuration values are used for later operations that require these
configuration values.