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Managing Processes
Concepts
OpenVMS, like any operating system, exists to enable programs to run. A program that is executing requires resources and a secure operating environment. These elements taken together constitute the implementation of a process. OpenVMS allows processes to create subprocesses; however, activating a program image does not automatically create a subprocess. The notion of process scheduling is central to understanding many of the implementation features of OpenVMS. This module discusses process characteristics on OpenVMS, the types of processes OpenVMS supports, and common process management tasks.
Objectives
  • Describe the OpenVMS implementation of a process
  • Discuss OpenVMS process scheduling
  • Discuss the types of processes OpenVMS provides
  • Perform process control and management tasks
Topics
  • Implementing processes in OpenVMS
  • Scheduling of processes
  • Creating a process
    • Interactive
    • Batch
    • Network
    • Detached
  • Controlling and managing processes
 

Course Information

Title: Managing Processes
  Code: vp200-06
  Hours: 3.0
 

Modules in this Series
OpenVMS System Management I
 
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View Shutdown and Startup of OpenVMS
View Managing Licenses and Layered Products
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View Managing Processes
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View Managing Virtual Memory
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