TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

[, STATUS { QU[IET] | AG[GREGATE] } ]
[, UNTIL { DONE }
{ TIMEOUT number { HRS | MINS | SECS } } ]
MODE
specifies the amount of force to be used when shutting down the system.
The default is ORDERLY.
OR or ORDERLY
s work in progress to complete before stopping. For example, a terminal that is waiting for the
completion of an I/O to a server is not stopped until the I/O completes.
The PATHCOM process is suspended until the shutdown request completes or until the Break key is
pressed. After shutdown, the PATHCOM prompt is returned.
AB
or
ABORT
aborts all terminals and allows all other objects such as TCPs and server classes to complete
outstanding work before stopping.
The PATHCOM process is suspended until the shutdown request completes or until the Break key is
pressed. After shutdown, the PATHCOM prompt is returned.
IM
or
IMMEDIATE
stops all server processes and Pathway/iTS TCPs immediately.
The PATHCOM is suspended until the shutdown request completes. After shutdown, the PATHCOM
prompt is returned.
STATUS
specifies whether status information appears during a shutdown.
The default is QUIET.
QU
or
QUIET
causes PATHCOM not to display any messages until the shutdown request completes. After the
shutdown request is completed, PATHCOM displays the results of the shutdown.
AG
or
AGGREGATE
causes PATHCOM to display the Pathway environment status every 20 seconds while shutdown is
executing. Regular status display allows the operator to monitor the shutdown process. Status continues
to appear until shutdown completes.
UNTIL
specifies the time interval in which the shutdown process is to complete.
The default is DONE.
DONE
causes PATHCOM to suspend operation until shutdown completes or until the Break key is pressed.
TIMEOUT
returns control to the PATHCOM process in the specified time. The UNTIL TIMEOUT option is
equivalent to pressing the Break key after the specified time.
The time is specified by a number followed by HRS, MINS, or SECS. If shutdown completes before
the timeout occurs, the PATHCOM prompt is returned. If the timeout occurs and shutdown has not
completed, the PATHCOM prompt returns without affecting the execution of the shutdown process.
166 PATHMON Environment Control Commands