TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

Table 11 Commands and Objects (continued)

LINKMONSERVERPATHMONPATHWAY

Objects PATHCOM

Commands

xSTATS

xxxxSTATUS

xxSTOP

xSWITCH

xTHAW

Command Format

When entering PATHCOM commands, consider:

• In general, options within a command are position independent. That is, you can place the

options in any order within the command-line. For example, this command:

SET SERVER PROCESSTYPE GUARDIAN, AUTORESTART 1, PROGRAM

$MKT.PR6

can also be entered as:

SET SERVER PROGRAM $MKT.PR6, PROCESSTYPE GUARDIAN,

AUTORESTART 1

Exceptions to the independent positioning of options within a command are documented with

the individual commands.

• The SERVER attribute keywords and values for ARGLIST, ASSIGN, DEFINE, ENV, and PARAM

must be enclosed in parentheses when multiple arguments (values) are specified for the attribute

and other attributes are included in the same command. Parentheses are not required if the

attribute is the last specified in the command.

These examples show correct usage of parentheses. In the first command parentheses are not

required because only one attribute is defined. In the second example, the first attribute is

enclosed in parentheses because another attribute is specified after it; the ASSIGN definition

is the last in the list and does not require parentheses. In the third example, both attributes

must be enclosed in parentheses because neither is the last in the list.

SET SERVER PARAM A a, B b

SET SERVER ( PARAM A a, B b ), ASSIGN aaaaa, bbbbb

SET SERVER ( PARAM A a, B b ), ( ASSIGN aaaaa, bbbbb ) , &

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• You can embed comments within a line of commands or you can enter comments on separate

lines. Enclose the comments in brackets if a PATHCOM command is on the same line. If there

are no PATHCOM commands on the same line as a comment, you only need to enter a left