TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

Command List
Table 10 (page 127) is a list of the commands you can run using PATHCOM. The table entries
provide the name of the command, its description, and the names of the objects influenced by the
command.
NOTE: The commands in this table pertain only to objects managed through the NonStop TS/MP
product. For commands for objects managed under the Pathway/iTS product, see Pathway/iTS
System Management Manual.
Table 10 PATHCOM Commands
Valid ObjectsDescription
PATHCOM
Commands
SERVEREnters a description of an object into the
configuration
ADD
SERVERChanges the attributes of a previously defined
object while the object is stopped
ALTER
Sets the default absolute OSS directory for
expansion of any OSS process file names.
CMDCWD
Sets the default volume and subvolume for
expansion of any Guardian process file names
except Command file names
CMDVOL
PATHMON processChanges the attributes of an object while it is
running
CONTROL*
SERVERRemoves an object description from the system
configuration
DELETE
s PATHCOM to continue executing commands
after encountering a specified number of errors
ERRORS
Stops PATHCOMEXIT
Provides the ability to edit or to repeat a
command-line
FC
SERVERProhibits communication between a terminal
and a server class
FREEZE
Displays or writes the syntax of the PATHCOM
commands and the text of Pathway error
messages to a file
HELP
PATHMON process, PATHWAY, SERVERDisplays values for object attributesINFO
PATHMON processSpecifies the files used for reporting errors and
changes in status
LOG1 and LOG2
Causes commands to be read from a specified
file
OBEY
Sets the default volume and subvolume for
expansion of command file names
OBEYVOL
Specifies the name of the PATHMON process
to which PATHCOM commands are directed
OPEN
PATHMON processCauses primary and backup processes to
resume executing in the CPUs defined in the
object configuration
PRIMARY
CMDCWD, SERVERResets object attributes to their default valuesRESET
PATHMON process, PATHWAY, SERVEREstablishes values for object attributes prior to
adding an object to the Pathway environment
SET
Command List 127