TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

Examples
The INFO PATHMON command causes the PATHMON process to display:
=INFO PATHMON
PATHMON
BACKUPCPU 4
DUMP ON (FILE \SY.$VOL1.TESTING.MONDUMP)
This command:
INFO PATHMON, OBEYFORM
causes PATHMON to display the information in command form:
SET PATHMON BACKUPCPU 4
SET PATHMON DUMP ON (FILE \SY.$VOL1.TESTING.MONDUMP)
This command directs the information to a file:
INFO/OUT PMINFO/PATHMON, OBEYFORM
These commands create a DEFINE at PATHCOM startup and direct the information to the file
specified in the DEFINE:
12> ADD DEFINE =OUT-LOG, CLASS SPOOL, LOC $S, REPORT "INFO"
12> PATHCOM $PM1
=INFO/ OUT =OUT-LOG/SERVER *
This sequence of commands captures a configuration for a Pathway environment (minus the START
PATHWAY command) in the command file called NEWCONFG:
=INFO/OUT NEWCONFG/PATHMON, OBEYFORM
=INFO/OUT NEWCONFG/PATHWAY, OBEYFORM
=INFO/OUT NEWCONFG/SERVER *, OBEYFORM
NOTE: The configuration in this example does not include requestor objects that run under
Pathway/iTS, although if configured, INFO PATHMON command displays these objects.
INFO PATHWAY Command
Use the INFO PATHWAY command to display both the PATHMON-controlled object attribute values
you defined using the SET command, and the values currently in effect. For object attributes not
yet defined, this command displays the default value or a question mark character. This command
displays Pathway attributes SPREBALANCEMODE and DUMASK. These two attributes are not
mandatory attributes. However, the INFO PATHWAY command displays these attributes only if
they are explicitly configured.
INFO [ / OUT list-file / ] PATHWAY [ , OBEYFORM ]
The INFO PATHWAY command lists the Pathway parameters as follows:
[CURRENTLY M]
Pathway
DUMASK Octalnumber
[CURRENTLY M] MAXASSIGNS N
[CURRENTLY M] MAXDEFINES N
[CURRENTLY M] MAXEXTERNALTCPS N
[CURRENTLY M] MAXLINKMONS N
[CURRENTLY M] MAXPARAMS N
[CURRENTLY M] MAXPATHCOMS N
[CURRENTLY M] MAXPROGRAMS N
[CURRENTLY M] MAXSERVERCLASSES N
[CURRENTLY M] MAXSERVERPROCESSES N
154 PATHMON Environment Control Commands