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Revision as of 20:30, 11 November 2014
Note: This is a Sirius Mods-only command prior to Version 7.5 of Model 204.
This SIRAPSY command allows the manual setting of the resident/non-resident attribute of a pre-compiled subsystem procedure. This is useful in overriding Model 204's default behavior if the decisions it makes based on RESTHRSH and RESLTHR are not appropriate. The SIRAPSY command can only be run against an active subsystem so a logical place for SIRAPSY commands might be in a subsystem start/init proc.
SIRAPSY command syntax
SIRAPSY DIS | DISPLAY | RES | NORES subsystem proc
where
- subsystem
- is the name of the subsystem to which the command applies.
- proc
- is the name of the procedure to which the command applies.
For example
SIRAPSY RES SIRMON MOPR-MENU
sets SIRMON procedure MOPR-MENU to become resident next time it is loaded.
SIRAPSY NORES SIRMON MOPR-SYSOVR
sets SIRMON procedure MOPR-SYSOVR so that it will never be set to resident. SIRAPSY NORES will not drop the residency attribute of a procedure once it is made resident.
This command is only available with the Sirius Performance Enhancements V2 and can only be issued by a system manager or system administrator.