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NM and CM callable. Dynamically enters privileged mode.
Privileged mode (PM) capability is required. | | | |  | CAUTION: Normal operating system checks and limitations are bypassed in
privileged mode (PM). It is possible for a
PM program to destroy file integrity, including the
operating system software itself. Hewlett-Packard will
investigate and attempt to resolve problems resulting from the use of
PM code. This service, which is not provided under the
standard service contract, is available on a time and materials billing
basis. Hewlett-Packard will not support, correct, or attend to
any modification of the operating system software. | | | | |
Syntax | |
Condition Codes | |
- CCE (2)
Request granted. The program was in nonprivileged mode at the
time of the intrinsic call. - CCG (0)
Request granted. The program was already in privileged mode at
the time of the intrinsic call. - CCL (1)
Not returned.
Operation Notes | |
After a successful call to GETPRIVMODE, the program remains in privileged mode
until a call to GETUSERMODE or the program exits the current procedure. (A
procedure refers to a Pascal procedure or function, a C function, a Fortran
subprogram, an SPL procedure, or a COBOL program). Any procedures called
while in privileged mode will execute in privileged mode. When the procedure
that called GETPRIVMODE exits, the previous privilege level is restored. Related Information | |
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