noncritical

Make a specified registered name of a task not critical for the specified intervals or all intervals.

Enter:

noncritical <name> <interval_1> [interval_2] [interval_3]

or

noncritical <name> <all>

Where:

name	Specify the name registered with the scheduler. Normally, this is the name registered with the system. It can also be a task name.
interval_1	Specify a process interval that is associated with the task. It may be FAS, MED, SLO, or the numeric value equivalent of those intervals.
interval_2	Optional. Specify a second process interval.
interval_3	Optional. Specify a third process interval.
all	Specify this option to change all of the intervals for the specified Registered_name to non-critical.

Example:

noncritical GL_vent  FAS  MED  SLO
The above makes the instance of compvar that was registered as ‘GL_vent’ noncritical for all intervals. As a result, if the task does not reply to scheduler or it stays in the reconfiguration state too long, the watchdog will NOT be tripped.

noncritical GL_vent all
The above makes the the instance of compvar that was registered as ‘GL_vent’ noncritical for all intervals. As a result, if the task does not reply to scheduler or it stays in the reconfiguration state too long, the watchdog will NOT be tripped.

noncritical compvar FAS MED SLO
compvar in the above example is the program name.  The above example would prompt the user to determine if all instances of compvar for all intervals should be set to noncritical. 

Notes:

If a task name is specified, a prompt will display to determine if the critical instance of the specified task name should be changed to non-critical.  If the registered name is specified with the all argument or a list of intervals, no prompt will be given.

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