| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 218.1 | FORCEX | VAXUUM::DYER | Brewer - Patriot | Wed Mar 12 1986 12:57 | 2 |
| Simple. Force the parent process to exit.
<_Jym_>
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| 218.2 | Example?? | ANGORA::ZARLENGA | | Thu Mar 13 1986 01:29 | 4 |
| Jym, do you mean stop the parent process (ala stop/id=..)? I'm
not sure what you mean by FORCEX. Can you elaborate further?
mike
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| 218.3 | RTFSystem_Services_Reference_Manual | VAXUUM::DYER | Brewer - Patriot | Thu Mar 13 1986 02:16 | 2 |
| SYS$FORCEX() will force an image (not a process) to exit.
<_Jym_>
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| 218.4 | Still stuck ... | SWIFT::SHERWOOD | I am not a noter, I am a free man | Thu Mar 13 1986 08:28 | 3 |
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But FORCEXIT will not work if a SET NOON or an ON ERROR is included
in the command file :-)
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| 218.5 | | TLE::BRETT | | Thu Mar 13 1986 10:29 | 3 |
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or if AST's are disabled (I suspect-its 4 yrs since I was playin}ig
these games), or if the image uses repeating exit handlers
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| 218.6 | Thanks | PLDVAX::ZARLENGA | | Fri Mar 14 1986 01:27 | 5 |
| Thanks for all the help. I wrote a program to execute the
sys$forcex call.
Is there a way to use this service from DCL?
mike
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| 218.7 | hacktical jokes | CLT::GILBERT | Juggler of Noterdom | Fri Mar 14 1986 05:47 | 3 |
| YES!
$ RUN your-forcex-program
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| 218.8 | Ha Ha | PLDVAX::ZARLENGA | | Sun Mar 16 1986 17:16 | 3 |
| You know what I meant!
mike
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| 218.9 | | 11756::CRAIG | MUMPS is not a disease! | Tue Mar 25 1986 20:53 | 5 |
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That is left (as they say) as an exercise for the reader :-)
Bob
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