HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 77)

SINGLE-FILE APPLICATIONS
Generating a Single-File Application
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| STEP 4: ESTABLISH A PATHWAY SYSTEM AND EXECUTE THE |
| APPLICATION |
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| :EDIT enabex1 |
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| *ADD |
| 1 PURGE enablog, enabctl |
| 2 CREATE enablog |
| 3 ASSIGN PATHCTL, enabctl |
| 4 PATHMON/NAME $one,CPU 0, NOWAIT,OUT enablog/ |
| 5 PATHCOM/IN singlpth/$one |
| 6 PATHCOM $one;RUN EMPLOYEE-PROG |
| 7 PATHCOM $one;shutdown,wait |
| 8 // |
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| :OBEY enabex1 |
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Figure 4-2. Commands That Generate and Execute the Sample
Employee-Prog Application (Continued)
Section 3 describes how to create a dictionary and a data base
file. The tasks that you perform to generate and execute your
own single-file application are:
1. Generating the application
2. Establishing a PATHWAY system and executing the application
GENERATING A SINGLE-FILE APPLICATION
When you generate a basic single-file application, you use, with
a few exceptions, either the starting or the default values of
box or application attributes. (Refer to Section 2 for a list of
these attribute values.) To generate such an application,
perform the following tasks:
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