TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

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processes cannot be started and the PATHMON process returns
this error.
For a multiprocessor system, you specified a backup processor that
does not exist or is not operational.
For a single processor system, you included the BACKUPCPU
attribute.
*1093* BACKUP PROCESSOR DOWN
You specified for the BACKUPCPU attribute, the same processor in
which the PATHMON primary process is running. The location of
the backup process is not changed in this case. OR
You specified for the SPREBALANCECPU attribute, the number that
has the first character as digit and remaining are alphanumeric or
special characters.
*1095* ILLEGAL CPU NUMBER
Example 1
This command creates a backup PATHMON process in processor 5:
CONTROL PATHMON, BACKUPCPU 5
This command changes the PATHMON DUMP option to OFF:
CONTROL PATHMON, DUMP OFF
This command creates a backup PATHMON process in processor 4, and creates a dump file
named PMDUMP if an internal error occurs:
CONTROL PATHMON, BACKUPCPU 4, DUMP ON (FILE PMDUMP)
Example 2
CONTROL PATHMON, SPREBALANCECPU <CPUNO>
NOTE: <CPUNO> is the processor number of the system where PATHMON process is running.
INFO PATHMON Command
Use the INFO PATHMON command to display the attribute values currently defined for the
PATHMON process.
INFO [ / OUT list-file / ] PATHMON [ , OBEYFORM ]
OUT list-file
directs output to the named list file; this can be a DEFINE name. If this option is omitted, the
PATHMON process directs the output to the PATHCOM list file; this is typically the home terminal.
OBEYFORM
displays the information in the format you would use to set up a PATHMON configuration file; each
attribute is displayed as a syntactically correct PATHCOM SET command.
Consideration
OBEYFORM is an INFO command option for the PATHMON process, PATHWAY, SERVER objects,
as well as for the Pathway/iTS TCP, TERM, and PROGRAM objects. By using the OUT list-file
option and issuing an INFO command for each object in succession, you can build a new cold
start command file that reflects any modifications you have made to your Pathway environment
configuration. You must add the START PATHWAY command at the end of the OUT file before
using the file to start a Pathway environment. See the examples in this subsection.
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