Distributed Systems Network Management (DSNM) Subsystem Interface Development Guide

SUBSYSTEM Class Records
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subsystem. Objects are started in increasing rank order and stopped in
decreasing order.
The default value is 0, indicating that the rank of the object is 1 greater than its
parent’s rank (this means that the object is one level below its parent in the
subsystem object hierarchy). Nonzero relative ranks may be used to specify
starting (increasing) and stopping (decreasing) orders for subordinates of the
same parent type.
Default: None
Considerations: An OBJTYPE record must be entered for each object type in the
subsystem.
RANK
This parameter ranks the subsystem within the DSNM hierarchy. It determines the order
in which subsystem objects are brought up and down by DSNM commands.
Default: The default is 16.
Considerations: The valid range is 0 through 31. Rank 0 subsystem objects are started
first and rank 31 last; stopping occurs in the reverse order.
Within a subsystem, starting and stopping order depends on relative rank. See the
OBJTYPE parameter, described earlier.
DEFAULT-OBJTYPE
DEFAULT-OBJTYPE specifies the default object type used if an object in the subsystem
cannot be resolved.
default-objtype
is the object type.
subordinate-objtype
is the default object type for an object name in the NonStop Kernel subdevice
format.
Default: None
Class Component Parameter Value Formats
SUBSYSTEM subsystem RANK number
Class Component Parameter Value Formats
SUBSYSTEM subsystem DEFAULT-
OBJTYPE
default-objtype [subordinate-objtype ]