TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

DEFINE PARAM
GUARDIAN-LIB PROCESS
IN STARTUP
These OSS attributes are displayed only if they have values defined:
ARGLIST GUARDIAN-LIB
CWD PROCESS
DEFINE STDERR
ENV STDIN
STDOUT
The CWD attribute appears when a value is set either by the CMDCWD command or by the SET
SERVER CWD command. All OSS pathnames, argument lists, and environment variables are
displayed as quoted strings, regardless of whether there are embedded quotes (similar to the way
PARAM values are displayed).
Example
This command directs the output from the SHOW SERVER command to the file SERFILE:
SHOW/OUT SERFILE/SERVER
START SERVER Command
Use the START SERVER command to initiate operation of the static servers in a server class. This
command does not affect server classes in the FROZEN state.
START
{ [ SERVER ] server-class [ , PROCESS $process-name ] }
{ [ SERVER ] ( server-class [ , server-class ]... ) }
{ SERVER * }
server-class specifies the name of a server class. Use either a single name
or several names separated by commas and enclosed in
parentheses.
PROCESS $process-name specifies the name of a single server in the server class.
SERVER * starts all server classes in the PATHMON configuration file and
in the correct state.
Considerations
• The START SERVER command starts the number of servers defined by the SET SERVER
NUMSTATIC attribute for the server class.
• For information on starting associative servers, see “Associative Servers” under “SET SERVER
Command” (page 185) earlier in this section.
Guardian Server Startup Protocol
The PATHMON process selects a processor pair from the list specified with the CPUS attribute of
the SET SERVER command, or selects the processor specified with the PROCESS attribute of the
SET SERVER command.
The startup protocol for servers consists of these steps:
START SERVER Command 201