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Task 5: Start a New TACL Process
Task 5: Start a New TACL Process
If there are no obvious problems indicated in Tasks 1 through 4, starting a new TACL
process is the next task to try for restoring system access.
1. Using the TACL process name and the CPU numbers you noted in Task 3, start a
new TACL process:
> TACL /IN $terminal-name, OUT $terminal-name, NAME
$process-name, NOWAIT, PRI nn, CPU primary/backup
If you enter NAME followed by a space and a comma, the operating system assigns
a unique name to the new TACL process. However, it is best to use the name of the
old TACL process, because that name is usually included in a system configuration
file that assigns names to TACL processes when the system is loaded the next and
subsequent times.
2. Check the status of the new TACL process:
> STATUS *, TERM $terminal-name
The system displays whether the new TACL process has started on the user’s
terminal.
3. Check with the user to make certain their access to the TACL command interpreter
has resumed.
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If access is restored, instruct the user to restart any processes that were stopped
in Task 4.
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If access is still not restored, proceed to
Task 6: Check, Stop, and Restart
If you are restarting a TACL process, see
more information.
Example
To start a new TACL process for the user SALES.BONNIE on the terminal $JT1.#J01,
enter:
> TACL /IN $JT1.#J01, OUT $JT1.#J01, NAME $TH02, NOWAIT, PRI
150,&
CPU 4/5
> STATUS *, TERM $JT1.#J01