tcl.user-coldstart

Verb: Access/TCL, Releases: AP and R83

Invokes user-defined coldstart sequence.

Description

performs the last step of the coldstart process and is the place where users can customize their own sequence of activities to perform each time the system is powered on or rebooted.

This avoids having to alter the 'system-coldstart' command each time an upgrade to a new release is performed.

The commands executed by this macro vary from platform to platform, so its exact behavior can only be determined by looking at the macro, which usually exists in the 'md' of the 'dm' account.

Some of the commands typically executed by 'user-coldstart' are attached as related subjects.

'user-coldstart' is called after 'system-coldstart' completes. See 'system-coldstart' for more information.

Example

n
startspooler (c

startptr 0,(10,12,17),1,p0 (s)
assignfq 10,hp.lzr2p.80
assignfq 12,hp.lzr2p.96
assignfq 17,hp.lzr2p.132

See Also

Command Name Type Description
tcl.set-flush Verb: Access Sets the flush period.
tcl.set-batch Verb: Access Lists batch status or sets new trigger.
tcl.set-batchdly Verb: Access Sets batch delay trigger and sleeps.
tcl.maxusers Verb: Access Displays/sets maximum number of Pick users.
tcl.set-ovf-reserve Verb: Access Reserves extra overflow space.
tcl.startptr Verb: Access Initializes Spooler-controlled printer.
tcl.term-type Verb: Access Sets terminal and printer characteristics automatically.
tcl.set-term Verb: Access Sets default system terminal and printer characteristics.
tcl.set-baud Verb: Access Adjusts baud rate for specific port.
tcl.user.coldstart Verb: Access Final step in the system startup sequence.
tcl.coldstart Verb: Access System coldstart procedure.
scrubber Definition a mechanism on certain older AP releases to provide overflow protection in the event of a system halt.
dos.pick Verb: TCL1 Boots Pick from DOS.
tcl.system-coldstart Verb: Access Performs startup commands after booting Pick.
tcl.basic-prot Verb: Access Displays status of or toggles Pick/BASIC object protection.

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