Home   Package List   Routine Alphabetical List   Global Alphabetical List   FileMan Files List   FileMan Sub-Files List   Package Component Lists   Package-Namespace Mapping  
Info |  Desc |  Directly Accessed By Routines |  Accessed By FileMan Db Calls |  Pointed To By FileMan Files |  Pointer To FileMan Files |  Fields |  Found Entries |  External References |  Global Variables Directly Accessed |  Local Variables |  All
Print Page as PDF
Global: ^%ZIS(14.5

Package: Kernel

Global: ^%ZIS(14.5


Information

FileMan FileNo FileMan Filename Package
14.5 VOLUME SET Kernel

Description

Directly Accessed By Routines, Total: 54

Package Total Routines
Kernel 29 %ZISTCP    %ZISTCPS    %ZTLOAD4    %ZTM    %ZTM1    %ZTM2    %ZTM3    %ZTM5
XPDI    XPDIJ1    XQ    XQ7    XQ8A    XU-486 MENU COPY    XU8P580    XUINTSK3
XUINTSK4    XUSRB    XUTMG145    XUTMG14P    XUTMG19    XUTMG43    XUTMHR    XUTMK
XUTMTZ3    ZTMCHK    ^%ZIS(14.5    ^%ZIS(14.6    ZTMCHK1    
VA Fileman 16 DI149ENV    DI151ENV    DI156ENV    DI159ENV    DIENV    DIENVSTP    DIENVWRN    DIPR157
DIPR160    DIPR162    DIPR163    DIPR164    DIPR165    DIPR167    DIPR168    DIPR169
IHS Standard Terminology 4 BSTS10P1    BSTS10P2    BSTS10P4    BSTS2PST    
M Transfer 2 BMXMSEC    BMXRPC7    
MailMan 1 XMRINETD    
RPC Broker 1 XWBTCPM    
Toolkit 1 XTSUMCK    

Accessed By FileMan Db Calls, Total: 1

Package Total Routines
Toolkit 1 XTSUMCK    

Pointed To By FileMan Files, Total: 2

Package Total FileMan Files
Kernel 2 VOLUME SET(#14.5)[6, 7]    UCI ASSOCIATION(#14.6)[1, 2]    

Pointer To FileMan Files, Total: 1

Package Total FileMan Files
Kernel 1 VOLUME SET(#14.5)[6, 7]    

Fields, Total: 12

Field # Name Loc Type Details
.01 VOLUME SET 0;1 FREE TEXT
************************REQUIRED FIELD************************

  • INPUT TRANSFORM:  K:X[""""!($A(X)=45) X I $D(X) D IT01^XUTMG145
  • LAST EDITED:  FEB 13, 1991
  • HELP-PROMPT:  Answer must be 3-30 characters in length.
  • DESCRIPTION:  
    Answer should be the name of a volume set.  When each cpu can have only one volume set, this is also the cpu name.  Answer will be used in extended global references to reach this volume.
  • EXECUTABLE HELP:  I $D(ZTUNIQUE) W ?5,"Volume set names must be unique." K ZTUNIQUE
    SOURCE OF DATA:   System manager (from local system configuration).
    DATA DESTINATION: System manager (from local system configuration).
  • NOTES:  XXXX--CAN'T BE ALTERED EXCEPT BY PROGRAMMER
  • CROSS-REFERENCE:  14.5^B
    1)= S ^%ZIS(14.5,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""
    2)= K ^%ZIS(14.5,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)
    TaskMan uses this cross-reference to lookup volume sets.
  • CROSS-REFERENCE:  14.5^AC^MUMPS
    1)= I X]"" D S01^XUTMG145
    2)= Q
    This cross-reference updates the cross-references in the UCI Association file whenever a pointed-to volume set changes.
  • CROSS-REFERENCE:  14.5^AD^MUMPS
    1)= I X]"" D ^XUTMG14P
    2)= Q
    This cross-reference notifies TaskMan of changes to the field.
.1 TYPE 0;10 SET
************************REQUIRED FIELD************************
  • 'G' FOR GENERAL PURPOSE VOLUME SET;
  • 'P' FOR PRINT SERVER;
  • 'C' FOR COMPUTE SERVER;
  • 'O' FOR OTHER NON-TASKMAN VOLUME SET;

  • LAST EDITED:  NOV 21, 1994
  • DESCRIPTION:  This field describes how TaskMan should treat the volume set. It takes over many of the 486 configuration functions handled by the Out of Order and Replacement Volume Set fields in versions 6.5 and 7.0.
    General Purpose Volume Set:  The Manager on a G type will usually send tasks back to the volume set where they were created, except that tasks that explicitly request a different volume set will be sent where they ask.
    (Explicit volume set requests are made by using 1) the ZTCPU input variable to the %ZTLOAD entry point, 2) the CPU (VOL SET) field of the Device file, or 3) the Queued to What Volume Set field of the Option file.)  To
    transfer tasks TO a G type, TaskMan will use extended global references to copy the task to the destination Task and Schedule files, and will then remove the task from this side.
    Print Server:  On a P type, the Manager will run any task it finds unless the task explicitly requests a different volume set.  Tasks are transferred TO a P type the same as to a G type, and Submanagers behave the same.
    Compute Server:  Tasks are transferred to a C type by placing the tasks in the Link Waiting List and jobbing a Submanager across to that volume set.  Submanagers started on a C type will only process tasks in the Link
    Waiting List for their volume set.
    File Server and Other Non-TaskMan Volume Set: Tasks sent from or to a F or O type will be rejected.
    Because of the field's crucial role in guiding TaskMan's behavior, the field is required.
  • TECHNICAL DESCR:  This field is used by the Manager and Submanager as described above.  It is also used by the Global Support Routines to decide which volume sets are likely to have ^%ZTSCH("UPDATE") nodes that need to be killed to get the
    Manager to update its parameters.
  • EXECUTABLE HELP:  W !?5,"This field is required.",!?5,"Enter ?? for more help.",!
    WRITE AUTHORITY:  @
    SOURCE OF DATA:   SYSTEM CONFIGURATION





1
INHIBIT LOGONS?
0;2
SET

  • 'Y' FOR YES;
  • 'N' FOR NO;
  • 'S' FOR SYSTEM SHUTDOWN;
  • LAST EDITED:  JUN 14, 1996
  • DESCRIPTION:  Answering YES will cause TaskMan to notify Sign-on that logons are now prohibited, and to stop processing tasks until logons are allowed again.
    If set to SYSTEM SHUTDOWN then taskman set this because of a pending shutdown. Taskman will clear this flag when restarted.
    SOURCE OF DATA:   System manager
    DATA DESTINATION: System manager
  • CROSS-REFERENCE:  14.5^AE^MUMPS
    1)= I X]"" D ^XUTMG14P
    2)= Q
    This cross-reference notifies TaskMan of changes to the field.
  • CROSS-REFERENCE:  14.5^AF^MUMPS
    1)= S ^%ZIS(14.5,"LOGON",$P(^%ZIS(14.5,DA,0),U))=("YS"[X)
    2)= K ^%ZIS(14.5,"LOGON",$P(^%ZIS(14.5,DA,0),U))
    3)= Tells MenuMan, Security, and TaskMan when logons are inhibited.
    This cross-reference sets and kills the flag that tells MenuMan, Security, and TaskMan that logons are inhibited for this volume set.  The flag is kept at ^%ZIS(14.5,"LOGON",volume set name).





2
LINK ACCESS?
0;3
SET

  • 'Y' FOR YES;
  • 'N' FOR NO;
  • LAST EDITED:  FEB 18, 1991
  • DESCRIPTION:  Answer NO to tell TaskMan that this volume set cannot be accessed by other volume sets using the local network links.
    Tasks that request a volume set without link access are rejected by TaskMan.  Such volume sets are usually PC workstations linked into the larger network.  They can access the core computers, but cannot be accessed
    themselves.
  • SCREEN:  S DIC("S")="I $S(Y=""Y"":1,1:$P(^%ZIS(14.5,DA,0),U,5)'=""Y"")"
  • EXPLANATION:  Required volume sets must have link access.
    SOURCE OF DATA:   System Manager (from local system configuration).
    DATA DESTINATION: System Manager (from local system configuration).





3
OUT OF SERVICE?
0;4
SET

  • 'Y' FOR YES;
  • 'N' FOR NO;
  • LAST EDITED:  JAN 03, 1994
  • DESCRIPTION:  Answer YES to temporarily prevent tasks from being sent to this volume set.
    While a volume set is out of service, tasks that would normally be sent across the local links to that volume set are either saved until the volume set is back in service, or sent to a replacement volume set if one is
    specified.
    SOURCE OF DATA:   System manager.
    DATA DESTINATION: System manager.
  • CROSS-REFERENCE:  14.5^AE2^MUMPS
    1)= D ^XUTMG14P
    2)= Q
    3)= This cross-reference notifies TaskMan of changes to the field.





4
REQUIRED VOLUME SET?
0;5
SET

  • 'Y' FOR YES;
  • 'N' FOR NO;
  • LAST EDITED:  FEB 18, 1991
  • DESCRIPTION:  Answer YES if TaskMan cannot run without this volume set being accessible.
    If a volume set serves the files that the rest of the system needs, it should be a required volume set.  So long as a volume set is required, the normal mechanisms of handling links that are out of service or dropped are
    bypassed for that volume set.  Instead, TaskMan waits until the link is restored before processing any more tasks.
  • SCREEN:  S DIC("S")="I $S(Y=""N"":1,1:$P(^%ZIS(14.5,DA,0),U,3)'=""N"")"
  • EXPLANATION:  Required volume sets must have link access.
    SOURCE OF DATA:   System manager (from local system configuration).
    DATA DESTINATION: System manager (from local system configuration).





5
TASKMAN FILES UCI
0;6
FREE TEXT 

************************REQUIRED FIELD************************
  • INPUT TRANSFORM:  K:$L(X)>30!($L(X)<2) X
  • LAST EDITED:  FEB 19, 1991
  • HELP-PROMPT:  Answer must be 2-30 characters in length.
  • DESCRIPTION:  
    Answer should be the uci that holds the ^%ZTSK and ^%ZTSCH globals.  That uci will usually be the library uci, which is usually the manager uci.  Answer should not contain a comma and volume set name--just the uci name.
    SOURCE OF DATA:   System manager (from local system configuration).
    DATA DESTINATION: System manager (from local system configuration).





6
TASKMAN FILES VOLUME SET
0;7
POINTER TO VOLUME SET FILE (#14.5)
VOLUME SET(#14.5)
  • LAST EDITED:  FEB 13, 1991
  • DESCRIPTION:  Answer should be the name of the volume set that holds ^%ZTSK and ^%ZTSCH.  If that is the current volume set, you may leave this field blank.
    This field will usually be used for mounted volume sets that lack library ucis of their own, and for VAX sites set up according to the VA cookbook.
    SOURCE OF DATA:   System manager (from local system configuration).
    DATA DESTINATION: System manager (from local system configuration).





7
REPLACEMENT VOLUME SET
0;8
POINTER TO VOLUME SET FILE (#14.5)
VOLUME SET(#14.5)
  • LAST EDITED:  FEB 13, 1991
  • DESCRIPTION:  Answer should be a volume set to which tasks can be sent if this volume set is unavailable.  If tasks that need this volume set should wait, leave the field blank.
    A replacement volume set should be essentially equivalent in features to the current one, since tasks that would normally run on this one will be running on that one instead.  For many volume sets, no other volume set is
    equivalent, and tasks should wait for the link to be restored rather than run elsewhere.
    SOURCE OF DATA:   System manager (from local system configuration).
    DATA DESTINATION: System manager (from local system configuration).





8
DAYS TO KEEP OLD TASKS
0;9
NUMBER

  • INPUT TRANSFORM:  K:+X'=X!(X>14)!(X<0)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X
  • LAST EDITED:  FEB 26, 1991
  • HELP-PROMPT:  Type a Number between 0 and 14, 0 Decimal Digits
  • DESCRIPTION:  Answer will be used by ZTMQCLEAN option to decide which tasks to delete.
    If no answer is given, ZTMQCLEAN will keep the last seven days' tasks.
    SOURCE OF DATA:   System manager.
    DATA DESTINATION: System manager.





9
SIGNON/PRODUCTION VOLUME SET
0;11
SET

  • '0' FOR No;
  • '1' FOR Yes;
  • LAST EDITED:  SEP 17, 1996
  • DESCRIPTION:  Enter Yes if this Volume Set has the following properties:
    1. Users can sign-on into the Kernel Menu system or the RPC Broker Server
    routine is running there.
    2. Has a productions UCI which contains application routines.
    3. The ^XTMP global is translated.
    If you enter Yes the Kernel Installation and Distribution System will be able to move routines to this Volume Set.  The Kernel Menu system will be able to run the Menu Microsurgery and keep menus updated.





10
RE-QUEUES BEFORE UN-SCHEDULE
0;12
NUMBER

  • INPUT TRANSFORM:  K:+X'=X!(X>99999)!(X<6)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X
  • LAST EDITED:  SEP 10, 2009
  • HELP-PROMPT:  Type a number between 6 and 99999, the number of re-queue times.
  • DESCRIPTION:  This field holds the number of times that a task to a HFS or SPOOL device will be re-queued for a 5 minute delay before it is un-scheduled.  The routine XUTMHR does this work once an hour.  It will send an alert to the
    user that queued the task.  A value of 12 would be an hour and 288 would be a day.







Found Entries, Total: 1




VOLUME SET: EXTERNAL    








External References







Name
Field # of Occurrence




IT01^XUTMG145
.01+1




S01^XUTMG145
.01(XREF 2S)




^XUTMG14P
.01(XREF 3S), 1(XREF 1S), 3(XREF 1S)








Global Variables Directly Accessed







Name
Line Occurrences  (* Changed,  ! Killed)




^%ZIS(14.5 - [#14.5]
.01(XREF 1S), .01(XREF 1K), 1(XREF 2S), 1(XREF 2K)








Local Variables




  

    
Legend:

    

      
        

           >> 
           Not killed explicitly
          

           * 
          Changed
          

           ! 
          Killed
          

          ~
          Newed
        

      
    

    

  





Name
Field # of Occurrence




>> DA
.01(XREF 1S), .01(XREF 1K), 1(XREF 2S), 1(XREF 2K)




>> DIC("S"
2SCR+1*, 4SCR+1*




U
1(XREF 2S), 1(XREF 2K)




X
.01+1!, .01(XREF 1S), .01(XREF 1K), .01(XREF 2S), .01(XREF 3S), 1(XREF 1S), 1(XREF 2S), 5+1!, 8+1!, 10+1!





ZTUNIQUE
.01(HELP )








    



Info | 
Desc | 
Directly Accessed By Routines | 
Accessed By FileMan Db Calls | 
Pointed To By FileMan Files | 
Pointer To FileMan Files | 
Fields | 
Found Entries | 
External References | 
Global Variables Directly Accessed | 
Local Variables | 
All