| GETENV |
Display Environment Information (in Tools chapter)
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T0 |
Start RT Measure (in Tools chapter)
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T1 |
Stop RT Measure (in Tools chapter)
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LOGRSRC |
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$$LGR |
Get last global reference
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$$EC |
Get error code.
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SETNM(name) |
This entry point is just a parameter passing version
of SETENV^%ZOSV. It only has meaning on DSM for VMS system, otherwise it just
quits.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
name |
Input |
This is a 1--15 char name to be given to the process
at the VMS level.
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SETENV |
It only has meaning on DSM for VMS system, otherwise
it just quits. It sets the VMS process name.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
X |
Input |
This is a 1-15 char name to be given to the process
at the VMS level.
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$$ACTJ |
Returns the number of active jobs in the scope of
this process. The same as ^%ZOSF("ACTJ").
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$$AVJ |
Returns a best effort on the number of available
jobs. The number of new jobs that could be started. The same as
^%ZOSF("AVJ").
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$$VERSION([flag]) |
Use $$VERSION^%ZOSV([flag]) to return the Mumps
system version number or name.
In days of old, the Mumps implementation was both the Mumps language and the
operating system. That is why in old documentation it is referred to as the
OS.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
flag |
Input |
[optional] If you pass a value of 1, the Mumps system
name is returned instead of the version number. Note that the name is as
defined by the Mumps vendor and doesn't necessarily correspond with the OS
name stored in ^%ZOSF("OS").
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return |
Output |
The Mumps system version number or name depending on
optional first parameter.
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$$OS |
This function returns the underlying operating system
such as VMS, UNIX or NT. It is only fully developed for Cache/OpenM system.
See ICR 3522 for more details.
DATE ACTIVATED: JUL 06, 2009
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