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1. Pel Attributes
2. Import Attributes
3. Timeout Attribute
4. At Attribute
5. Mode Attribute
6. Name Attribute
7. Priority Attribute
8. Pel Variable

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Pel Attributes

As introduced in the Pel Basic chapter, a pel creation statement accepts attributes:

Operation	Attributes	Synopsis
<!>code	at =cel	Request that code runs on the specific cel
	import =list-of-vars	Transfer the values of specific global variables to the created task
	import-file =list-of-files	Transfer the values of specific global variables in the listed files to the created task
	mode =setting	Request that the task be created with this mode: suspend (create then suspend execution), quickstart (create faster than normal), maintenance (create in maintenance mode for diagnostic messages), running (create and wait for the task to run)
	name =usn	Assign a unique user-specified name so the task can be referred to without knowing the system-generated task ID.
	priority =n	Request that code runs at the n-th priority level
	timeout =t	(Synchronous mode only) Request that the task be created within t msec.
<start>p		Start a suspended task.
<suspend>p		Suspend a running task.
<update>p	name=usn	Update the local properties of task p. If the name attribute is specified, update p from the task named with the specified user-specified name.
<terminate>p		Request that the task p be terminated.
<kill>p		Force the task p to end immediately.

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Import Attributes

The import and import-file attributes are discussed in earlier chapter and chapter.

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