The AI (Automatic Initiation) command can be used to specify a list of programs that are automatically initiated when the system is initialized.
The specified programs must not take any run-time parameters. No warnings are issued if such a program is specified in an AI command. An exception to this rule is that a program can have a single parameter that is a one-dimensional unbounded array, in which case the program receives a one word array containing nulls (that is, 4"000000000000").
A waiting entry with a NO FILE RSVP message results if a program specified by an AI command is not present at the time of a halt/load.
| Note: | The AI command is intended as a replacement for the CS (Change Supervisor) command, which will be deimplemented in a future release. |
Syntax
<AI name>
An AI name is an identifier.
Explanation
AI
Displays the list of programs previously specified by AI commands.
AI <AI name> = <file title>
Updates the name of the code file for an existing entry identified by the AI name.
AI + <AI name> = <file title>
Adds an entry for the code file identified by the AI name.
AI <AI name>
Displays the entry identified by the AI name.
AI − <AI name>
Deletes an entry identified by the AI name.
AI + <file title>
Adds a new entry for the specified code file.
| Note: | This form of the command will be deimplemented in a future software release. |
AI − <file title>
Deletes the entry for the specified code file.
| Note: | This form of the command will be deimplemented in a future software release. |
Example
AI
AI HARDCOPY = *SYSTEM/HARDCOPY AI SUPER = *SYSTEM/SUPERVISOR
