TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

If you omit this attribute, the default is OFF.
s servers to lock and update audited files. The ACS subsystem processes or TCP process
opens the servers with a syncdepth of 0.
ON
does not allow servers to lock and update audited files. The ACS subsystem processes
or TCP process opens the servers with a syncdepth of 1.
OFF
The ACS subsystem processes do not perform checkpoint operations; it automatically retries I/O
errors in the same way as the operating system retries them. The TCP performs checkpoint operations,
but does not automatically retry I/O errors; this is done by the operating system.
This attribute is valid for Guardian and OSS server processes.
UMASK Octalnumber
PATHMON process uses this attribute as a file mode creation mask while starting the server process.
This attribute is applicable for OSS server classes. The Octalnumber entry is a three digit octal
number that specifies the default permissions for the owner, group, and others.
When this command is executed PATHMON process defines a value for the UMASK attribute for
the server class to be alerted. Each character in the UMASK value must be a valid octal number and
the server classes must be in stopped state.
The UMASK permission combinations are as follows:
DescriptionPermissionsOctal number maximum
allowed
Read, write, and execute.
r w x0
Read and write.
r w -1
Read and execute.
r - x2
Read.
r - -3
Write and execute.
- w x4
Write.
- w -5
Execute.
- - x6
No permissions granted.
- - -7
For example, if you specify a user mask (UMASK) of 037:
1. Owner has all permissions requested by the program creating the file (0).
2. Group has read permissions, but write and execute permissions are not allowed (3).
3. Others do not have any permissions (7).
NOTE: The UMASK command can restrict permissions. The UMASK command cannot grant extra
permissions beyond what is specified by the program that creates the file.
VOLUME volume-spec
For GUARDIAN processes, specifies the server class default volume and subvolume names to be
passed to the server process in the startup message. This value is also used by the PATHMON process
for the VOLUME attribute of _DEFAULTS DEFINE.
For OSS processes, specifies the server class default Guardian volume and subvolume used by the
PATHMON process for the VOLUME attribute of the _DEFAULTS DEFINE.
Defaults for file name expansion are based on values you specify for the CMDVOL command and
the SET PATHWAY NODEINDEPENDENT attribute. See the command descriptions in “CMDVOL
Command” (page 138) and “SET PATHWAY Command” (page 159).
This attribute is valid for both Guardian and OSS server processes.
For more information on _DEFAULTS DEFINE, see “Server Class DEFINEs” (page 198).
SET SERVER Command 197