ASAP 3.2 Server Manual

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For example, if a node is currently collecting Expand statistics and you no longer
require this type of statistic, but you still require CPU and ProcessBusy statistics,
enter SET EXPAND OFF.
3. Shut down the Monitor process on the node.
4. Once successfully stopped, use the ASAP STARTUP command to restart the
node.
The CPU and ProcessBusy statistics are collected, but the Expand Line-handler
statistics are no longer reported to the Collection node.
Examples of stopping Monitors or Collectors are:
+SHUTDOWN \CHICAGO !Shuts down the Monitor in Chicago
+SHUTDOWN \NY !Shuts down the Monitor in New York
+SHUTDOWN !Shuts down the local node
+SHUTDOWN \* !Shuts down all the Monitors in the network
+SHUTDOWN COLLECT !Shuts down the Collector process on the local node
+SHUTDOWN \CHICAGO COLLECT !Shuts down the Collector process on the Chicago
node
To stop the ASAP session and return to the TACL prompt, type EXIT and press
Return.
Using OBEY Files
You can set up OBEY files using the editor of your choice. To execute the OBEY file
using the ASAP CI, enter OBEY $vol.subvol.filename. The SHUTDOWN
commands can be placed in Edit type file and then obeyed from within the ASAP CI.
To create OBEY files while in the ASAP CI, use the SET LOGGING ON command and
the SET LOGFILE $vol.subvol.filename. When you use these two commands,
all commands that you have entered are written to the file specified with the LOGFILE
command. You can then enter the commands for later use. When you use an OBEY
file as a run parameter, the OBEY file is executed, but you do not get the ASAP
prompt. After executing the commands, control returns to the TACL prompt.