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service calls or the general TRM driver. You cannot attach a job to a detached terminal
from that terminal itself; you must do it from another terminal.
To attach jobs and terminals, use the ATTACH command. Once a job is attached to a
terminal, it uses that terminal for input and output. You can use the ATTACH command
in several different ways:
ATTACH Terminal,Job
This command attaches the terminal and job named. If the terminal or job are already
attached to other units, the ATTACH command detaches them before it attaches them
to each other.
ATTACH Job
This ATTACH command attaches the user’s own terminal to the job named (and
detaches it from the current job).
ATTACH
This use of the ATTACH command lists the terminals currently attached, and the jobs to
which they are attached. For more information, see the ATTACH reference sheet in
your
System Commands Reference Manual .
The SETJOB command performs an ATTACH command automatically. You do not
need to use both commands in your system initialization file!
7.2.2Initializing Jobs (KILL)
To properly initialize the jobs on the computer, you should KILL the jobs you have
defined. A KILL command sends a Control-C to the specified job; this puts the job at
the monitor level, ready to receive and send data. The KILL commands must appear
after any ATTACH commands, but before any FORCE commands are used to send
commands or data to the job.
Do not kill the job the computer is coming up under (that is, the first job in the JOBALC
command line).
Use one KILL command for each job on the computer (except the job the computer is
coming up under). For example:
KILL OLIVER
KILL STAN
The SETJOB command performs the KILL statement automatically.
System Operator’s Guide to the System Initialization Command File, Rev. 03