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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 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 either a STOP task command or an execution-time error previously stopped.

Use this syntax for the START command:

START task_name

task_name

This positional parameter is the name of the target task that is 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 attempts 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 login to the associated CA Service Desk server, enter the following command:

MODIFY CASDIMED,START USDSRV01