Parameter

Description

Value

 

 

 

hold

Moves the Process to the Hold

yes no call

 

or Wait queue.

yes—Places the Process in the Hold

 

 

 

 

queue in HO status until it is released

 

 

by another change process command.

 

 

no—Places the Process in the Wait

 

 

queue in WC (Waiting for Connection)

 

 

status; the Process executes as soon as

 

 

resources are available. This is the

 

 

default.

 

 

call—Places the Process in the Hold

 

 

queue in HC (Hold for Call) status

 

 

until the remote node (SNODE)

 

 

connects to the local node (PNODE) or

 

 

another Process is submitted. At that

 

 

time, Sterling Connect:Direct releases

 

 

the Process for execution

 

 

 

newsnode

Specifies a new remote node

new remote node specification

 

name to assign to the Process.

 

 

 

 

prty

Changes the priority of the

1–15, where 15 is the highest priority. If

 

Process on the TCQ. Sterling

you do not specify prty, the default is

 

Connect:Direct uses the prty

10.

 

parameter for Process

 

 

selection. A Process with a

 

 

higher priority is selected for

 

 

execution before a Process

 

 

with a lower priority. The prty

 

 

value does not affect the

 

 

priority during transmission.

 

 

 

 

release

Releases the Process from a

none

 

held state. This parameter is

 

 

equivalent to hold=no.

 

 

 

 

tracel

Changes the level of trace to

level = 0 1 2 4

 

perform for a Process.

level—Specifies the level of detail

 

 

 

If you identify the SNODE or

displayed in the trace output. The

 

PNODE immediately after the

default is 4.

 

trace level definition, the trace

0—Terminates the trace. 1—Is the basic

 

level is turned on for all

 

Processes submitted to and

level that provides function entry and

 

from the node identified.

function exit. 2 —Includes level 1 plus

 

 

function arguments. 4—Enables a full

 

 

trace. Basic diagnostic information,

 

 

such as values of internal data

 

 

structures at key points in the

 

 

execution flow, are displayed.

 

 

 

The following command changes the remote node name for the Process named cdproc to a new remote node, paris:

change process pname=cdproc newsnode=paris;

Deleting a Process from the TCQ

The delete process command removes a nonexecuting Process from the TCQ.

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