| ALTPROC | This command continues to allow process attributes to be set.
Use the new ;WG= option to explicitly place a process in
a workgroup. Such a process becomes an artificial member
of the workgroup. You also use the ;WG= option to allow a process to
migrate to its natural workgroup. Note that you should not use the ;PRI= option to place a
process at a fixed priority. Instead, create a workgroup with the base and
limit set to the desired priority value and use the ;WG= option to place
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| ALTWG | Use this new command to alter any of the scheduling
characteristics of an existing workgroup, including base and limit
priorities, quantum bounds, boost property, timeslice, and CPU percentages.
The processes belonging to that workgroup will be scheduled in
accordance with the new parameters. (To alter the name of a workgroup
or its membership criteria, you must use the NEWWG command.)
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| NEWWG | Use this new command to create a new, user-defined workgroup to
add to the current configuration. You can also use NEWWG to replace the
current configuration with a new one. To do so, you specify an indirect file
that contains the specification for the complete set of workgroups you want
to use instead.
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| PURGEWG | Use this command to purge the workgroup(s)
specified on the command line. You may use wildcards to purge multiple
workgroups and choose from a variety of prompting and display options.
You also use PURGEWG to execute deferred purgescans.
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| SHOWPROC | This command continues to display process attributes. A
new format, DETAIL, provides information regarding the attributes
that can determine workgroup membership (logon, program, subqueue) and the
resulting workgroup. The DETAIL display format also distinguishes
processes that are artificial members of a workgroup from natural
members of the workgroup.
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| SHOWQ | Use this command to display scheduling data for all processes
and the scheduling characteristics of the CS_Default, DS_Default and
ES_Default workgroups. This command has not been changed and the three
system-defined workgroups appear as traditional scheduling subqueues in the
left-most column of the STATUS display.
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| SHOWWG | Use this new command to display scheduling and process data
for the specified workgroup(s). The SHOWWG command supports a variety
of formats including summary information on the workgroups, member processes,
and detailed information. It also offers an output format that, when redirected
to a file, is suitable for input to the NEWWG command.
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| TUNE | You can continue to use this command to change the scheduling
characteristics of the CS subqueue (CS_Default workgroup), the DS subqueue (DS_Default
workgroup, and the ES subqueue (ES_Default workgroup). Or, you can use the
ALTWG command to do so. You must use ALTWG to modify
the scheduling characteristics of all user-defined workgroups.
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