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task Commands task resume To resume one or all tasks previously suspended on the currently opened controller, use the task resume command. You suspend tasks with the task suspend command. Syntax task resume [/all{=boolean}] [{integer}] Parameters {integer} Specifies the task ID for the task to resume. Perform a task list /all to display the task IDs for all tasks currently suspended on the open controller before resuming a specific task or all tasks. Switches /all{=boolean} Specifies whether to resume all suspended tasks. If you set this switch to TRUE, the command resumes all tasks that were suspended on the currently opened controller. If you do not specify this switch or a valid task ID, the command displays an appropriate error message. Examples Before resuming a suspended task, use the task list command to identify any suspended tasks, as in the following example. AAC0>task list Executing: task list TaskId Function Done% Array 101 Scrub 24.6% 0 State ----SUS Specific1 --------00000000 Specific2 --------00000000 The following example shows the use of the task resume command to resume task 101, which was previously stopped with the task suspend command: AAC0>task resume 101 Executing: task resume 101 8-8

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8-8
task Commands
task resume
To resume one or all tasks previously suspended on the currently
opened controller, use the
task resume
command. You suspend
tasks with the
t
ask suspend
command.
Syntax
task resume [/all{=boolean}] [{integer}]
Parameters
{integer}
Specifies the task ID for the task to resume. Perform a
task
list /all
to display the task IDs for all tasks currently
suspended on the open controller before resuming a specific
task or all tasks.
Switches
/all{=boolean}
Specifies whether to resume all suspended tasks. If you set
this switch to
TRUE
, the command resumes all tasks that were
suspended on the currently opened controller.
If you do not specify this switch or a valid task ID, the
command displays an appropriate error message.
Examples
Before resuming a suspended task, use the
task list
command
to identify any suspended tasks, as in the following example.
AAC0>task list
Executing: task list
TaskId Function Done% Array
State Specific1 Specific2
------ -------- ----- --------- ----- --------- ---------
101
Scrub
24.6% 0
SUS
00000000
00000000
The following example shows the use of the
task resume
command to resume task 101, which was previously stopped with
the
task suspend
command:
AAC0>task resume 101
Executing: task resume 101