XYGATE Access Control Reference Manual

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Appendix C: The ACACL File
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C42: JOBID
This keyword used with the OBEY or FILE options causes a NetBatch JOBID to be
assigned to the programs started via the execution of the OBEY or FILE.
Example:
COMMAND AM-START
USER PROD.OWNER
OBJECT $SYSTEM.SYSNN.TACL
ACL OPER.* ALIAS:"Oper-*"
FILE $WORK.OPER.AMSTART
OPENSBYOBJECTS $*.*.*
JOBID
C43: LOWPIN
The XYPRO keyword LOWPIN is used to specify that XAC should start the object file
named in this ACACL Command Entry as a NonStop-LOWPIN Process; that is, with a
Process Identification Number (PIN) less than or equal to 255.
This keyword is used when the ACCONF file has the HIGHPIN keyword set to force all
processes started by XYGATEAC to start as NonStop-HIGHPIN Processes and the
object file started by this specific ACACL Command Entry is incapable of running as a
NonStop-HIGHPIN Process.
Syntax:
LOWPIN
Note: There is no method available for XAC to determine whether or not an object file
can execute as a NonStop-HIGHPIN process. XAC will start objects that are not
HIGHPIN compatible as a NonStop-HIGHPIN process if the ACACL Command
Entry contains the HIGHPIN keyword or the ACCONF file has the HIGHPIN
keyword to indicate that all processes should be started as HIGHPIN. If the
HIGHPIN keyword is used in the ACCONF file, the LOWPIN keyword must be
used in the ACACL Command Entry for any object file that is not HIGHPIN
compatible.
Note: When the HIGHPIN or LOWPIN keywords are used in the ACACL file, there are
no parameters required.