TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

12 SERVER Commands
This section describes the PATHCOM commands that define and control SERVER objects; the
commands are listed in alphabetic order. The server class commands are as follows:
Use These PATHCOM Commands…To Perform these Tasks…
SET SERVER
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Define and remove server classes
ADD SERVER
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DELETE SERVER
START SERVER
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Control servers in server class
STOP SERVER
ALTER SERVER
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Change server class attributes
RESET SERVER
FREEZE SERVER
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Control requests to servers
THAW SERVER
INFO SERVER
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Obtain information about
SHOW SERVER
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STATS SERVER
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STATUS SERVER
With these commands you can:
• Set and modify server class attributes
• Add and delete server classes
• Start and stop server processes
• Display server attribute and status information
• Control server communication
NOTE: Information in this section about the interaction between TCPs and server attributes applies
to your environment only if you are using the Pathway/iTS product.
ADD SERVER Command
Use the ADD SERVER command to enter the name and description of a server class into the
PATHMON configuration file. Use this command after defining a server class with the SET SERVER
command.
ADD SERVER server-class [ , server-attribute ]...
server-class
specifies the name of a server class. A SERVER object name can be from 1 to 15 alphanumeric or
hyphen characters and must start with a letter, be unique within the Pathway environment, and not
be a Pathway reserved word.
server-attribute
specifies an attribute describing a server class. A server class attribute consists of a keyword and a
value. The value you enter overrides the value previously established with the SET SERVER command.
Use any of the attributes listed for the SET SERVER command. All attributes specified must be
consistent with the process type defined for the server class.
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