P

File: vovfdl.tcl
Usage: P propertyname propertyvalue args (default=)
Description: Set a sticky property on the most recent object, identified by make(lastNodeId)

page

File: vovcgi.tcl
Usage: page title curtab curmenu curpage (default=) body_script (default=) docUrl (default=/doc/bookshelf/index.htm) urlOptions (default=)
Description: Create a product-branded page, with banner, tabbed-based navigation, and footer

PARALLEL

File

vovfdl.tcl

Usage

PARALLEL script

Description

All of the tasks, jobs, and sets defined in the script are set up to be executed in parallel. Artificial dependencies are created between each task, job, or all the jobs in the set to build the graph in parallel. Can be nested in any order with sets, jobs, tasks, other SERIAL scripts, and other PARALLEL scripts.

Example

PARALLEL {
SERIAL {
TASK date 1920
TASK date 1921
TASK date 1922
}
PARALLEL {
SERIAL {
TASK date 1923
TASK date 1924
TASK date 1925
}
SERIAL {
TASK date 1926
TASK date 1927
TASK date 1928
}
}
}

PARRAY

File: vovcgi.tcl
Usage: PARRAY a prefix (default=)
Description: Print a Tcl array in preformatted text

parseQueryString

File: vovcgi.tcl
Usage: parseQueryString
Description: Populate the opt array with URL parameters and values

PJ

File

vovfdl.tcl

Usage

PJ args

Description

Define a periodic job.

Old syntax: The first 3 arguments define the target, min, and max period.

Syntax:
 -period <TIMESPEC> -- Target period of job
 -min <TIMESPEC> -- Minimum period of job
 -max <TIMESPEC> -- Maximum period of job
 -autokill <TIMESPEC> -- Kill job if it runs longer than this
 -resources <RESOURCES> -- Override resources
 -r <RESOURCES> -- Same as -resources
 -env <ENVIRONMENT> -- Specify named environment for job
 -e <ENVIRONMENT> -- same as -env
 -systemjob -- The job is considered "systemjob"
 (i.e. not considered for server auto-shutdown)
 -cal <CALENDARSPEC> -- Add an additional calendar constraint
 Examples: "*:23" "Sun:*" "Sat,Sun:2,3,4"
 -P <TIMESPEC> -- Set -period, -min, -max, and -autokill values
 all at once with: min = p, max=10*p and autokill=3*p.

Remaining arguments are passed to the FDL J procedure. The job is attached to the set System:vovperiodicd. The properties PERIOD PERIOD_MIN and PERIOD_MAX are set on the job.

If -cal is given with a calendar spec, the property PERIOD_CAL is set on the job.

If property PERIOD_PAUSE on the job is set to 1, the job is paused. If this is set while the job is running, the job continues.

Returns

The VovId of the transition.

Side Effects

make(lastNodeId) and make(transId) are set.

prettyPrintBytes

File: vovutils.tcl
Usage: prettyPrintBytes b

printenv

File: vovenutils.tcl
Usage: printenv
Description: Print the global array env.

PRIORITY

File: vovfdl.tcl
Usage: PRIORITY spri xpri (default=)
Description: Define priority for subsequent jobs. The first argument is the scheduling priority. The second, optional, is the execution priority. The priority will be used only if you retrace at the "same" priority. else the priority is likely to be overridden by the retrace request.

processAccessRule

File: vovcgi.tcl
Usage: processAccessRule rule parentArray
Description: Processes an access rule, keeping the role separate from users/groups

puts

File: vovutils.tcl
Usage: puts args