TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

STATUS SERVER *, DETAIL
This commands display status information about the specified frozen server classes, and include
various options:
STATUS /OUT STATFLE/SERVER CLASS-1,FREEZE
STATUS SERVER CLASS-2,FREEZE
STATUS CLASS-3,FREEZE
This command displays the names of terminals that have not yet accepted the freeze condition for
all server classes:
STATUS SERVER *, FREEZE
This command displays the names of all server classes that are in a FROZEN or FREEZE-PENDING
state:
STATUS FREEZE
STOP SERVER Command
Use the STOP SERVER command to make all link manager that is the ACS subsystem processes
and TCPs, return their links to a server class. The server class must be frozen before you issue this
command.
STOP { [ SERVER ] server-class [ , scwait ] }
{ [ SERVER ] ( server-class [ , server-class ]... )
[ , scwait ] }
{ SERVER * [ , scwait ] }
server-class specifies the name of a previously defined and added server class.
scwait < scwait> ::= WAIT < num> { HRS | MINS | SECS }
permits you to obtain original functionality of the STOP command after
attempting the new style OPEN/CLOSE method and waiting for the specified
< scwait> time.
NOTE: If the <scwait> option from PATHCOM is specified with STOP
SERVER command, it will try to stop the server even if the server is in hung
state. PATHCOM will wait for the specified <scwait> time and will return a
command prompt after timeout.
WAIT number
specifies the time after which the never-linked, non associative server processes
of the specified server class are to be stopped. This is meant for servers, which
do not follow the Guardian OPEN/CLOSE logic.
SERVER * stops all servers in all server classes that are in the FROZEN state. The
PATHMON process does not report on servers it cannot stop.
Considerations
• A STOP SERVER command completes with a REQUEST PENDING message when all link
managers have not yet returned their links to a stopped or abended server, or when a server
that no longer has links to a link manager has not stopped.
• Program a server to stop (by calling the Guardian STOP procedure) after receiving a CLOSE
message from a link manager. However, the never-linked, non-associative servers that do not
follow Guardian OPEN/CLOSE logic, will continue to run. If the WAIT option is specified, the
PATHMON process stops all the never-linked, non associative servers, using Guardian call
Process_Stop_, after the specified WAIT time. PATHMON cannot distinguish between the
servers that follow Guardian OPEN/CLOSE logic and that do not follow it. So, if WAIT time
208 SERVER Commands