TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

specifies a single server class attribute keyword or several keywords separated by commas and
enclosed in parentheses. The RESET option changes the values for these SET SERVER command
attributes:
(PARAM paramname)GUARDIAN-LIBARGLIST
PRIGUARDIAN-SWAPASSIGN
PROCESSHIGHPIN(ASSIGN logicalunit)
PROGRAMHOMETERMAUTORESTART
SECURITYINCPUS
STARTUPLINKDEPTHCREATEDELAY
STDERRMAXLINKSCWD
STDINMAXSERVERSDEBUG
STDOUTNUMSTATICDEFINE
TMFOUT(DEFINE definename)
UMASKOWNERDELETEDELAY
VOLUMEPARAMENV
Consideration
For information on altering associative servers, see the discussion of associative servers in
“Maintaining a PATHMON Environment” (page 80).
Errors
This table lists the most common error that can occur during the processing of the ALTER SERVER
command:
Is Displayed When…This Message…
You have tried to alter a server class configuration but you
have already added the maximum number of SERVER object
entries (that is, 4095) supported by the PATHMON process.
*1102* TOO MANY SERVER ENTRIES
The command failed because the PATHMON process runs
the ALTER SERVER command by creating a new server
class entry with the altered values before deleting the
existing server class entry. When the maximum number of
server class entries already exists, the PATHMON process
does not have the space to create a new server class.
To avoid this problem, define and add the maximum
number of SERVER entries allowed minus 1 (that is, 4094
SERVERs).
Examples
These commands change various attribute values for the specified server classes:
ALTER SERVER CLASS-1, PRI 10
ALTER CLASS-2, RESET (TMF, MAXLINKS)
ALTER SERVER CLASS-3, DELETE PARAM SWITCH-1
ALTER SERVER CLASS-4, DEFINE =EMP, CLASS MAP, FILE
$D.APPL.EMP
These commands produce the same result:
ALTER SERVER CLASS-1, RESET PROCESS $ABC
ALTER SERVER CLASS-1, DELETE PROCESS $ABC
ALTER SERVER Command 179