ENABLE Reference Manual

APPLICATION EXECUTION
Establishing a PATHWAY System
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| PURGE <log-file>, <path-control-file> |
| CREATE <log-file> |
| ASSIGN PATHCTL, <path-control-file> |
| PATHMON/NAME <pathmon-name>, NOWAIT, CPU 0, OUT <log-file>/ |
| PATHCOM/IN <pathcom-command-file-name>/ <pathmon-name> |
| PATHCOM <pathmon-name>;RUN <program-name> |
| PATHCOM <pathmon-name>; SHUTDOWN, WAIT |
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| <log-file> |
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| is a file to which PATHMON can report errors and changes |
| in status. |
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| <path-control-file> |
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| is a disc file to which the PATHCTL file is assigned. |
| PATHMON uses the PATHCTL file to maintain status |
| information and to store the PATHWAY system |
| configuration. |
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| <pathmon-name> |
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| is the name of a PATHMON process. On a local system, |
| <pathmon-name> must: |
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| • Consist of no more than six characters |
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| • Begin with a dollar sign ($) |
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| • Be unique among the names of the processes executing |
| on the system |
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| If you use the PATHWAY system across a network, |
| <pathmon-name> must: |
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| • Consist of no more than five characters |
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| • Begin with a dollar sign ($) |
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| • Be unique among the names of the processes executing |
| on both systems |
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Figure 6-1. Commands to Establish a PATHWAY System and
Execute an Application (Continued next page)
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