
 The ALTER command changes the static or running priority of an installed task

 The general form of the ALTER command is:

	ALT[ER] taskname/keyword(s)
			 PRI=n
			 RPRI=n
			 TERM=ttnn: 

 where taskname is the name of the task that is to have its running
 or running and static priorities changed to n.  The priority is in
 the range 1 to 250 decimal. The system assumes the specified value
 is octal unless a decimal point is included.
 
 For more information, type HELP ALT keyword.

2 RPRI

 The format for the RPRI keyword is:

 	/RPRI=n

 where n specifies the new value of the task's running priority.
2 PRI

  The format of the PRI keyword is:

	/PRI=n

 where n specifies the new value of both the task's static priority and 
 the task's running priority.
2 TERM

 The format of the TERM keyword is:

	/TERM=ttnnn:

 /TERM is a privileged keyword that alters the priority of a task
 not initiated from the issuing terminal.   
