LIVINGSTONE%ELMO.DECNet@BERT.CHEM.WISC.EDU (Gonzo Fibes) (05/06/88)
I am using the TPU editor on a microVax II running VMS 4.5.
Supposedly, one is able to spawn to another process using the
"SPAWN" command.
However, when I do this I receive a "subprocess could not be created"
msg. I've tried setting the subprocess quota up from 2 to 4, but that
did not work. Any ideas? Is the correct parameter to change the number
of allowable detached processes? How does a "detached" process differ
from a "sub" process?
Could it be: One SPAWNs into a subprocess,
but QUEUEs a detached process (eg batch file).
If indeed this is the correct parameter to switch, how do I get at it?
I've hacked all over and can't seem to find a way to change it.
Any comments will be most appreciated.
Thanks.
Jeff Livingstone
Chemistry Dept. (Record Lab)
University of Wisconsin - Madison
P.S. - I guess that should have read "Micro VMS".CVMBRM@VTVM2.BITNET ("Bhaba R. Misra") (05/13/88)
Jeff (in response to SPAWNing from TPU),
I don't know if this will help you out or not but we had a similiar
problem. What we discovered was that you could SPAWN out in our own
directory (SYS$LOGIN) but not anywhere else (without privelage).
Apparently, there is some temporary file creation activity going on in
the background... but I haven't followed up on it. Maybe by changing
the protection in the directory you want to SPAWN from..??
Good luck,
Bhaba Misra
BITNET: cvmbrm@vtvm2