XACI Command Reference Manual

is the name of the XABroker process to be terminated.
Example:
XACI>>Kill XABroker \sys.$XABR, reason ‘need to be restarted with new attributes’,
after now;
-- KILL XABR \SYS.$XABR Successful
Commands for the XADef Object
This object represents the definition of XACONFIG table. Each row has unique index to identify the XABroker
configuration. To start the broker with a specific configuration, the active flag should be set to 1 and only one row can
have active flag set to 1.
Attributes of the XACONFIG table:
XA_ID short index (sequential number)
XA_ProcessName char[10] fixed to XABR
XA_ProgramName char[10] program name: for example: XABR
XA_OssPath char[258] OSS path
XA_DomainName char[112] fixed to BRK_<node name>_$XABR
XA_MaxTransactions short Max number of transactions (1-1000)
XA_MaxConnections short Max number of connections (1-100)
XA_MsgLevel short Level of Messages sent to EMS
XA_Active short 0-1. 1- row can be used to create the XABroker Process (0-no, 1-yes). Only one row can have 1 (be
“ACTIVE”)
The table will maintain the configurations of all possible XABrokers defined by the users and the user will be able to
select an ACTIVE one.
INFO XADEF
This command will display index and attributes of XABroker configuration in the table. Dynamically changed attributes
of a running broker will not be updated in this table. This is not a sensitive command and does support the “*” wildcard.
When “*” wildcard is specified, this command displays the information about all user-defined configurations of the table.
INFO XADEF obj-name;
The obj-name can be:
[[\system-name.]XA_IND | *]
XA_IND
is the index (sequential number) of the user-defined entry (row) in the XACONFIG table.
Example: