Virtual Hometerm Subsystem (VHS) Manual (G06.24+, H06.04+, J06.03+)

Using VHSCI

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Running VHSCI

Alternatively, you can specify the volume and subvolume where VHSCI is located in

the run command:

3> run $vhs.vhs.vhsci

At the beginning of a VHSCI session, VHSCI displays its product banner, which

includes the Tandem part number, version number, release date, and copyright

statement of the VHSCI program. The VHSCSTM file is automatically invoked. This file

is an OBEY file including commands executed each time you run VHSCI (For more

information, see Appendix A, VHS Files).

VHS Info PROCESS running under Environment PROD

The VHSCI prompt is the arrow (->), but you can modify the prompt by using the

SETPROMPT command.

The syntax for the RUN command is:

RUN

is the TACL RUN command.

VHSCI

is the program file name of the VHSCI program.

run-option

is one of the following. This list describes commonly used RUN options. For a

complete list of RUN options, see the TACL Reference Manual.

CPU cpu-number

specifies the number of the CPU in which VHSCI is to run. cpu-number is an

integer in the range of 0 through 15. If you omit this option, VHSCI runs in the

same processor as TACL. (If the CPU option is omitted and a $CMON process

exists, $CMON might specify a CPU other than the one in which the current

TACL process is running. For more information about $CMON, see the

Guardian Programmer’s Guide.)

Note. You do not have to be a super ID user to run VHSCI.

VHSCI - T9517D21 - (21JUL95) - (VHSCI) - 07/10/95 12:21:22 System \POLLUX

(Invoking $VHS.JUNON.VHSCSTM)

Confirm....... ON

PROCESS $VHSD 1->

[ RUN ] VHSCI [ / run-option / ] [ command [ ; command ] ...

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