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Starting a CAISDI/med Task

To start a previously stopped CAISDI/med task, issue the following command:

MODIFY CASDIMED,START name

Alternatively, the START command can be shortened to the following:

MODIFY CASDIMED,S name

The name operand is the name of the CAISDI/med task that is to be scheduled to start. The DISPLAY TASKS command can be used to identify all valid task names and their current status.

The START command lets you start a CAISDI/med task that was previously stopped by either a STOP task command or an execution time error.

Use this syntax for the START command:

START task_name

task_name

This positional parameter is the name of the target task that is to be started. You can use the DISPLAY TASKS command to obtain a list of the CAISDI/med task names.

Note: When a CAISDI/med server interface task starts, it will attempt to login to its associated CA Service Desk server.

The following is an example of the START command:

START USDSRV01

As another example, to start a previously stopped CAISDI/med task and to cause a log in to the associated CA Service Desk server, enter the following command:

MODIFY CASDIMED,START USDSRV01