The LOCK-FRAME command locks a specified frame in memory.
Format
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LOCK-FRAME number |
Parameter(s)
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number |
Decimal number of the frame to be locked. |
Description
The LOCK-FRAME command is useful when you expect to access a particular frame repeatedly over a period of time, since a frame locked in memory cannot be swapped out to disk.
The hexadecimal work address of the memory buffer where the frame is core-locked displays on your screen when you lock a frame. The frame remains core-locked until it is released by the UNLOCK-FRAME command.
This example locks frame 287 in memory:
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>LOCK-FRAME 287 [11] FRAME LOCKED AT LOCATIONX’03E800’ > |