Background / Phantom

The background command starts a phantom job with rerun and delay facilities.

This section discusses the Background Phantom processor.

The following background/phantom process commands are available.

A phantom process is a process that is initiated at a terminal and detaches itself from that terminal for execution inde

The backgrounds-disable-missed command disables running any scheduled background processor jobs that were missed due to

The end command terminates a process on another port, or the current port if a port number is not specified.

The list-backgrounds-missed command lists any scheduled background processor jobs that were missed due to the background

The startsched command starts the phantom scheduler, which itself is a phantom process. The scheduler is normally starte

The z command starts a phantom job. Phantom jobs run in the background, meaning that they do not necessarily need a term

The :background-start command starts the background processor. The background command will not run unless the background

The :background-stop command stops the background processor. The background scheduler will no longer be able to run. Job