TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

SET PATHWAY MAXPATHCOMS 5
SET PATHWAY MAXSERVERCLASSES ?
SET PATHWAY MAXSERVERPROCESSES ?
SET PATHWAY MAXSPI 1
SET PATHWAY MAXSTARTUPS ?
SET PATHWAY NODEINDEPENDENT OFF
SET PATHWAY OWNER \TS.8,8
SET PATHWAY SECURITY "U"
SET PATHWAY SPREBALANCEMODE “DISABLE”
These commands direct the Pathway environment information to a file:
INFO/OUT PWINFO/PATHWAY
INFO/OUT PWINFO/PATHWAY, OBEYFORM
Note that you must add the START PATHWAY command to the OUT file before using the file to
start a Pathway environment.
LOG1 and LOG2 Commands
Use the LOG1 and LOG2 commands to name the files that the PATHMON process and the
Pathway/iTS TCPs use for reporting errors and changes in object status. The PATHMON process
generates either text or event messages for each log file; you specify which type of message the
PATHMON process generates. Event messages are used for reporting to an operator or application
program through the Event Management Service (EMS), which is a part of Distributed Systems
Management (DSM). For more information about Pathway environment event messages, see the
TS/MP Management Programming Manual and the Pathway /TS Management Programming
Manual.
The PATHMON process records whether logging is d or disabled in the PATHMON configuration
file. After a cool start (that is, a start which uses an already existing PATHMON configuration file),
the log files are set to the state indicated in the PATHMON configuration file.
Two logging commands are provided (that is, LOG1 and LOG2) to two copies of the information.
LOG1 [ file-name [ , logparam [ , logparam ] ] ]
LOG2 [ file-name [ , logparam [ , logparam ] ] ]
logparam is:
STATUS
EVENTFORMAT
file-name
specifies the name of a file to receive error reports and changes in status. If you specify a disk file,
the file must exist. You must create the file, by using the command interpreter or the FUP CREATE
command, before issuing a LOG1 or LOG2 command.
You need not specify a fully-qualified file name for a log file. If you leave the node name unspecified,
LOG1 and LOG2 will always run on the node where the PATHMON process is running. If you
explicitly specify the node name as \* (a generic name that indicates the node where the PATHMON
process is running at any given time), PATHCOM will accept the \* specification. However, when
you use the STATUS or INFO commands to display information about your environment, the \* is
not displayed as part of the log file name.
If you omit this attribute, any current log file is closed.
CAUTION: If you turn off logging by closing a current log file, all internally queued messages are lost.
STATUS
sends status change messages and error messages to the file you specify with file-name. If the
STATUS option is not specified, only error messages are written to the log file.
EVENTFORMAT
156 PATHMON Environment Control Commands