Distributed Systems Network Management (DSNM) Subsystem Interface Development Guide

DSNM Commands
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Modifiers
[\node.]$manager]
is a qualifier that identifies the name of the manager process for the objects you are
specifying. (Specify it only if it is applicable to the specified subsystem.)
hierarchy-modifier
determines which objects are to be included, based on the subsystem object
hierarchy:
Modifiers
Modifiers qualify the scope or output of the command. Possible modifiers are:
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Hierarchy modifier—determines, on the basis of the subsystem object hierarchy,
which objects are to be affected by the command. The hierarchy modifier values
are:
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Error modifier—determines how much information is reported when the command
is correct, but the objects against which the command is being executed produce
errors. The error modifier values are:
Note. You must specify the node if it is not the local node and if any of the following are
true:
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The name is a wild card(*).
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The name begins with a dollar sign ($).
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The name includes a manager.
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The name is not in the DNS database.
If the name is an alias, a group, or a composite, you can omit the node. DSNM determines
the node from the DNS database.
ALL Causes the command to affect both the specified objects and their
subordinate objects. This is the default value.
ONLY Causes the command to affect the specified objects, but not the
objects subordinate to them.
SUBONLY Causes the command to affect the objects subordinate to the
specified objects, but not the specified objects themselves.
ALL Applies the command to the object itself and to all subordinate
subsystem objects. This is the default value.
ONLY Applies the command to only the specified object(s).
SUBONLY Applies the command to the subordinate subsystem objects only, but
not the specified objects themselves.
ERROR-BRIEF Returns a single line of error text. This is the default value.
ERROR-DETAIL Returns all available error information.
ERROR-SUPPRESS Returns no error information.