Technical Whitepaper - openvms_tracing_tools.pdf. FrontPage - Python for OpenVMS. Motif debugger and KDE on cygwin. Logical names. 34.7.4 User-Defined Logical Name Table Quotas User-defined logical name tables can be created with either an explicit limited quota or no quota limit. The presence of user-defined logical name table quotas eliminates the need for a privilege (for example, SYSNAM or GRPNAM) to control consumption of paged pool when you create logical names in a shareable table. Although logical names typically represent device and file names, shareable logical names can also be used to pass information among cooperating processes.
When a process creates a shareable logical name, it can store up to 255 bytes of information in each equivalence name. The operating system ensures one process cannot change a logical name at the same time another process is either translating the name or trying to change it. Each instance of OpenVMS has its own shareable logical name database. On an OpenVMS cluster, each node has its own shareable logical name database. This header is followed by the equivalence name string. $search. $parse. OpenVMS V8.3-1H1 and 8.3 documentation. OpenVMS V7.3-2 documentation. Software - MultiNet Documentation. MultiNet Documentation v5.4 Installation & Administrator's Guide Administrator's Reference Programmer's Reference Messages, Logicals, & DECnet Applications User's Guide User's Guide & Master Index Release Notes v5.3 v5.2 v5.1 v5.0 Documentation for previous versions of MultiNet Home > Products > MultiNet > Documentation MultiNet PMDF Internet Messaging PreciseMail Anti-Spam Gateway SSH for OpenVMS TCPware VMS Authentication Module Forums OpenVMS Resource Center Podcasts Solutions Newsletter Spam & Virus Resource Center SSH Solutions OpenVMS Consulting Technical Services Program Global Resellers Independent Software Vendor Partner Net login Partner Overview PreciseMail Channel Partner Technology Partners Company Overview News Events Careers Directions Contact Information Search: