ASAP 3.2 Server Manual

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Note
When the PATH option is used the user is responsible for creating a unique ASAP
domain name following the standard rules for ASAP domain names, 1-64 bytes in
length, no more than 5 levels separated with a backslash, and no spaces, quotes,
commas, colons, or semicolons.
To commit changes from the ASAP DB to a running copy of ASAP:
MONITOR [ entity ] [ \node ] ,COMMIT
To list or remove user-defined (ASAPX) objects:
MONITOR APP [ \node ] ,LIST [ ,DETAIL ]
[ \node.domain ] ,REMOVE [ ,FORCE ]
[ domain ]
To manipulate or report on existing objects:
MONITOR [ entity ] [ \node ] ,ON
[\node.domain ] ,OFF
[ domain ] ,DELETE
,INFO [ ,DETAIL ]
[ ,OBEYFORM ]
,DETAIL
,OBEYFORM
,LIST [ ,DETAIL ]
entity
is the name of an ASAP entity as defined in EDL.
node
is the node name the command applies to.
domain
is a form of an ASAP domain name. Domain names can represent physical
devices ($Data) or abstract representations of applications (Funds, Transfer, or
Input). Some command options support the asterisk wild-card character at the end
of the domain name.