The RUN command initiates the execution of a task.

 The RUN command has five general forms, depending on the
 scheduling parameters and whether the task is installed. The 
 five forms are:

	1.  RUN immediately (HELP RUN NOW)
	2.  RUN at a time increment from now (HELP RUN LATER)
	3.  RUN at a time increment from clock unit synchronization
		(HELP RUN CLOCK)
	4.  RUN at an absolute time of day (HELP RUN ABSOLUTE)
	5.  Install, immediately run, and remove on exit (HELP RUN INSTALL)

2 NOW
 RUN immediately:

	RUN taskname [/UIC=[g,m]]

 where taskname is the 1- to 6-character name of an installed task to be run.
 
 For information on /UIC, type HELP RUN UIC.
2 LATER
 RUN at a time increment from now:

	RUN taskname dtime [/RSI=magu][/UIC=[g,m]]

 taskname    A 1- to 6-character task name.

 dtime       The time at which the task will be initiated in time units 
             from command issuance. The form of dtime is the same as for the
             /RSI keyword. 

 For more information, type HELP RUN keyword.

2 CLOCK
 RUN at a time increment from clock unit synchronization:

	RUN taskname sync [dtime][/RSI=magu][/UIC=[g,m]]

 taskname    A 1- to 6-character task name.

 sync        The synchronization parameter in the following forms:

		H - synchronize on next hour
		M - synchronize on next minute
		S - synchronize on next second
		T - synchronize on next tick

 dtime       The time at which the task will be inititated in time
             units from command issuance. 

             If present, dtime is added to the synchronization unit to
             produce the actual run time for running the task.

             The format of dtime is the same as for the /RSI keyword.

 The system determines the task start-time by waiting for the first
 specified time unit to increment and then waiting for the specified
 time to elapse. 

 For more information, type HELP RUN keyword.

2 ABSOLUTE
 RUN at an absolute time of day:

	RUN taskname atime[/RSI=magu][/UIC=[g,m]]

 taskname    The 1- to 6-character task name.
 
 atime       The absolute time of day at which to initiate this task.
             The parameter format is hh:mm:ss (decimal assumed).

 For more information, type HELP RUN keyword.

2 INSTALL
 Install, run immediately, and remove on exit:

	RUN [ddnn:][$]filename [/keyword(s)]
 
 ddnn:       The device unit on which the task image file resides.

 $           Specifies that the file can be found in the System Task Directory
             on device LB: (if ddnn: is not specified).

 filename    The name of the task image file to be run.

 Type HELP RUN INSTALL KEYWORDS for more information on the keywords.

3 KEYWORDS
 INSTALL, RUN and REMOVE  Keywords:

	/CKP=YES or NO	  Specifies whether or not task will be checkpointable.
	/CMD="command"    Pass the specified command line to the task
			     for processing.
	/EST=YES or NO	  Specifies whether or not a task will wait for spawned
                             task to complete and for RUN to emit exit status.
	/INC=size         Increments the address space allocated to a task that
                             runs in a system-controlled partition.
	/IOP=YES or NO    Specifies that a privileged task can overmap
			     the I/O page.
	/PAR=parname   	  Specifies the partition in which the task is to be
			     installed.
	/PMD=YES or NO	  Requests a Postmortum Dump  when the task aborts; 
                             see HELP PMD.
	/PRI=n		  Specifies the priority of the task. The value range 
                             is 1 through 250(10).
        /ROPAR=pname      Installs the read-only portion of a multiuser task 
                             into a specified partition (pname).
	/SLV=YES or NO	  Specifies the slave status of the task.
	/TASK=taskname	  Specifies the name the task will use while it is 
                             running. This name is a temporary assignment only.
   /TIME=nM or /TIME=nS   Sets the time limit for a task that uses the CPU. 
                             Specify the time limit in minutes (M) or in
                             seconds (S); M is the default.
	/UIC=[g,m]	  Specifies the UIC under which the task will requested
                             to run. The square brackets are required syntax.
2 RSI
 The /RSI keyword specifies the reschedule interval for the task.

 The format of the /RSI keyword is:

 	 /RSI=magu 

 mag    The magnitude of the number of units to be clocked. The magnitude 
        cannot exceed 24 hours in the specified units and is decimal by 
        default. A magnitude of 0 is converted to a magnitude of 1.

 u      The units:
		
		H = Hours
		M = Minutes
		S = Seconds
		T = Ticks
	
2 UIC
 The /UIC keyword is a privileged option on multiuser systems only.

 The format of the /UIC keyword is:

	/UIC=[g,m]

  /UIC    Specifies the UIC under which the task will be requested to run.
          This UIC also determines which files the task can access.

 [g,m]    Represents the group and member numbers, respectively. Legal group
          and member numbers range from 1 through 377(8). The square brackets
          are required syntax.