TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

Consideration
The ADD SERVER command does not affect values established with the SET SERVER or RESET
SERVER commands. Use the RESET SERVER command to change all of the values to their defaults,
or use the SET SERVER command to replace only specific values.
Examples
This command adds a definition for the server class CLASS-1 to the PATHMON configuration file:
ADD SERVER CLASS-1
This command adds the server class CLASS-2 to the PATHMON configuration file and defines its
AUTORESTART and DEBUG attributes:
ADD SERVER CLASS-2, AUTORESTART 4, DEBUG ON
ALTER SERVER Command
Use the ALTER SERVER command to change the attribute values of a server class that was
previously added to the PATHMON configuration file. See the SET SERVER command for a list
of the server class attributes.
All server processes in the server class must be stopped before you issue this command.
ALTER [ SERVER ] server-class
{ , server-attribute }
{ , DELETE delete-option }
{ , RESET server-keyword }
{ , RESET (server-keyword [ , server-keyword ]...) }
delete-option is:
[ ASSIGN logical-unit ]
[ DEFINE define-name ]
[ PARAM parameter-name ]
[ PROCESS process-name ]
[ STARTUP ]
server-class
specifies the name of a previously defined and added server class.
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.
DELETE delete-option
clears the value for the specified attribute. This parameter only deletes one attribute value per
command: for example, one ASSIGN or PARAM value.
RESET
changes an existing server class attribute to the default value. This parameter can reset one or all
values for a given attribute, for example, all ASSIGN or PARAM values. If you set multiple values
for an attribute (for example, the ASSIGN, DEFINE, and PARAM parameters), the RESET option
deletes only the values that you specify.
If an attribute is required and no Pathway default value exists, the RESET option generates a syntax
error and leaves the current attribute value unchanged.
server-keyword
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