ASAP 3.2 Server Manual

HP NonStop ASAP Server Manual Page 301 of 381
 The Monitor, SGPs, and Collect process behavior is based on the current values of
the SET command parameters when the process is started.
STATUS Command
The STATUS command provides status information about the ASAP system in the
specified node.
STATUS [ \node | \* ] [ MONITOR ]
[ COLLECT ]
[ TIMEOUT value ]
[ ppd-name ]
[ ACTIONS [ ASAP ] ]
[ ACTREQUEST ] ]
[ MSGS [<inx>] [<lines>] ]
[ RUN [<inx>] [<lines>] ]
[ * | <taskid> [<inx>] [<lines>] ]
[ LOG [ ON | OFF | DETAIL ] ]
[ TRACE <level> | DISK ] ]
node
specifies the individual system for which information is displayed.
*
specifies status information on all systems.
MONITOR
requests status information on the Monitor process. This is the default. If SGPs are
active on the reporting system, status for the SGP is returned as well.
COLLECT
requests status information on the Collect process.
TIMEOUT
specifies how many seconds the status command should wait for a response. If an
SGP does not respond within the specified timeout value, an error 40 is reported
against the SGP that did not respond. Timeout values can be in the range of 0
through 99 seconds. The default is 15 seconds.
ppd-name
specifies a process-pair directory name. The process pair directory is a list of the
process names and corresponding pairs of process numbers that make up each
process kept by the NonStop OS operating system.