TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

DELETE SERVER Command
Use the DELETE SERVER command to remove a server class description from the PATHMON
configuration file. All servers in the server class must be stopped before the PATHMON process
can delete a SERVER object.
DELETE [SERVER] { server-class }
{ ( server-class [ , server-class ]... ) }
Column Head
server-class
specifies the name of a SERVER object.
Examples
These commands delete the specified server classes:
DELETE SERVER CLASS-1
DELETE (CLASS-2, CLASS-3)
DELETE CLASS-4
FREEZE SERVER Command
Use the FREEZE SERVER command to prohibit all link managers, such as ACS subsystem processes,
or TCPs, from sending requests to a server class.
If a server process has incomplete requests (requests for which links have not yet been granted) or
outstanding requests (such as an active dialog), the PATHMON process cannot freeze the server
class until after these requests complete. While waiting for the requests to complete, the server is
in the FREEZE-PENDING state, and no new requests can be initiated.
FREEZE { [ SERVER ] server-class }
{ [ SERVER ] (server-class [, server-class ]...) }
{ SERVER * }
[ ! ]
[ , WAIT ]
server-class
specifies the name of a previously defined and added server class.
SERVER *
prohibits all link managers, such as ACS subsystem processes, or TCPs, known to the PATHMON
process from sending requests to a server class.
!
prohibits all link managers from sending requests to a server class; the SCREEN COBOL STOP-MODE
special register value is ignored.
WAIT
directs the PATHMON process to complete this command pending acceptance by the link managers
of the communication freeze on the server class. This option allows you to monitor the freeze operation
as it takes place. The PATHMON process attempts to freeze each server class and reports on each
one as frozen or pending freeze. The process then loops until all server classes are frozen.
You can abort the WAIT option by pressing the Break key.
180 SERVER Commands