TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

Example 9 STATUS SERVER Display

INFOERROR#RUNNINGSERVER

4PROCESS-SERVER

PROCESS-SERVER currently has four server processes running.

For each server class, you can also view the status of the server processes within the server class

by including the DETAIL option in your command, as shown in this example:

= STATUS SERVER PROCESS-SERVER, DETAIL

Example 10 (page 87) shows the status for PROCESS-SERVER, a Guardian server class, and all

server processes associated with this class.

Example 10 STATUS SERVER With DETAIL Option

WEIGHT

#LINKS

INFO

ERROR

#RUNNING

STATE

RUNNING

STOPPED

SERVER

PROCESS-SERVER

PROCESS

$ZTP0

$ZTP1

$ZTP2

$ZTP3

$ZTP4

$ZTP5

$ZTP6

$ZTP7

$ZTP8

$ZTP9

The display shows the process name for each server process. For all running processes, the display

shows the number of links from link managers ACS subsystem processes or TCP—to a server

(indicated by the #LINKS parameter). For example, $ZTP0 has five links to link managers. WEIGHT

is an indication of the relative usage of the server among other servers in the server class. When

a server is STOPPED, it has no links to a link manager.

If you include the PROCESSES option in your command, you can also view the ACS subsystem or

TCP processes that currently have links to a server process, for example:

= STATUS SERVER PROCESS-SERVER, PROCESSES

You can use this command to determine if links are evenly allocated and balanced among server

processes.

Example 11 (page 88) shows links for a Guardian server class PROCESS-SERVER that runs in an

environment that includes the Pathway/iTS product. Notice that process $ZTP2 has four links: three

links with the TCP named M6530-TCP1 and one link with the ACS subsystem process named

L\SYS.$ZL11. Server process $ZTP3 has only one link, with the TCP named M6530-TCP.

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