TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

PATHWAY command at the end of the OUT file before using the file to start the PATHWAY
object.
Examples
These command requests information for two server classes:
INFO (CLASS-2,CLASS-3)
This command:
INFO SERVER CLASS-1, OBEYFORM
returns the following screen display:
RESET SERVER
SET SERVER PROCESSTYPE GUARDIAN
SET SERVER AUTORESTART 0
SET SERVER CPUS (2:1,3:2,0:1)
SET SERVER CREATEDELAY 1 MINS
SET SERVER DEBUG OFF
SET SERVER DEFINE =EMP, CLASS MAP, FILE \SYS.$D.APPL.EMP
SET SERVER DELETEDELAY 10 MINS
SET SERVER HIGHPIN OFF
SET SERVER HOMETERM \*.$TERM
SET SERVER LINKDEPTH 1
SET SERVER MAXSERVERS 5
SET SERVER NUMSTATIC 2
SET SERVER OWNER \TS.8,8
SET SERVER PRI 134
SET SERVER PROGRAM \*.$BANK1.TESTING.POBJ
SET SERVER SECURITY "N"
SET SERVER TMF ON
SET SERVER UMASK 001
SET SERVER VOLUME \*.$BANK1.TESTING
ADD SERVER CLASS-1
In the above example, the generic node name \* specified for the HOMETERM, PROGRAM, and
VOLUME attribute values indicates that node name for these attributes will default to the node
where the PATHMON process is currently running.
NOTE: The SERVER OWNER and SERVER SECURITY attributes serve as security checks for a
Pathsend process attempting to access a Pathway server class. TCPs do not use these attributes.
This command directs the information to a particular file:
INFO/OUT SERVFLE/SERVER *, OBEYFORM
This sequence of commands captures a configuration for a complete PATHMON environment
(minus the START PATHWAY command) in the command file called NEWCONFG. (Notice that
this configuration includes Pathway/iTS objects: the TCP, TERM, and PROGRAM objects).
=INFO/OUT NEWCONFG/PATHMON, OBEYFORM
=INFO/OUT NEWCONFG/PATHWAY, OBEYFORM
=INFO/OUT NEWCONFG/TCP *, OBEYFORM
=INFO/OUT NEWCONFG/TERM *, OBEYFORM
=INFO/OUT NEWCONFG/SERVER *, OBEYFORM
=INFO/OUT NEWCONFG/PROGRAM *, OBEYFORM
RESET SERVER Command
Use the RESET SERVER command to change the values for server class attributes from the ones
you defined with the SET SERVER command to the default values. This command does not change
the attributes of a server class already added to the PATHMON configuration file. This command
is enhanced to reset the new server attribute UMASK. This attribute is not a mandatory parameter.
However, if this attribute is set in a PATHCOM session, then RESET SERVER command will reset
RESET SERVER Command 183