GDSX Manual

Operations and Support
Extended General Device Support (GDSX) Manual–134303
3-8
Running SCF and Starting Requesters
If a preconfigured SU D3 is ADDed to the last example, but D3 is not added under the
LINE, the following commands can be used:
> PARAM MAXLINES 1
> RUN GDSE /NAME $GDSX, NOWAIT/
-> SCF
-> ADD LINE $GDSX.#LINE1, ACCESSNAME $IOP1
-> ADD SU $GDSX.#LINE1.D1, ACCESSNAME $IOP1.#DEV1
-> ADD SU $GDSX.#LINE1.D2, ACCESSNAME $IOP1.#DEV2
-> START LINE $GDSX.#LINE1
> RUN APPL /NAME $A1, OUT $GDSX.#LINE1.D1, NOWAIT/
> RUN APPL /NAME $A2, OUT $GDSX.#LINE1.D2, NOWAIT/
-> ADD SU $GDSX.D3, ACCESSNAME $TC3.#C33
> RUN APPL /NAME $A3, OUT $GDSX.#D3, NOWAIT/
The example can be further extended with a dynamic SU $TC4.#C44 that is not
configured under the LINE:
> PARAM MAXLINES 1
> RUN GDSE /NAME $GDSX, NOWAIT/
-> SCF
-> ADD LINE $GDSX.#LINE1, ACCESSNAME $IOP1
-> ADD SU $GDSX.#LINE1.D1, ACCESSNAME $IOP1.#DEV1
-> ADD SU $GDSX.#LINE1.D2, ACCESSNAME $IOP1.#DEV2
-> START LINE $GDSX.#LINE1
> RUN APPL /NAME $A1, OUT $GDSX.#LINE1.D1, NOWAIT/
> RUN APPL /NAME $A2, OUT $GDSX.#LINE1.D2, NOWAIT/
-> ADD SU $GDSX.D3, ACCESSNAME $TC3.#C33
> RUN APPL /NAME $A3, OUT $GDSX.#D3, NOWAIT/
> RUN APPL /NAME $A4, OUT $GDSX.#TC4.C44, NOWAIT/
If SCF is used to manage the application, all currently configured SUs (both
preconfigured and dynamic) are listed when the following command is issued:
-> INFO SU $GDSX-process-name.*.*
A GDSX process can access a device on a remote node if the device is preconfigured
with SCF. For example, suppose a GDSX process $GDSX is run on node \LA:
> PARAM MAXLINES 1
> RUN GDSE /NAME $GDSX, NOWAIT/
-> SCF
-> ADD LINE $GDSX.#LINE1, ACCESSNAME \NY.$IOP1
-> ADD SU $GDSX.#LINE1.D1, ACCESSNAME \NY.$IOP1.#DEV1
-> ADD SU $GDSX.#LINE1.D2, ACCESSNAME \NY.$IOP1.#DEV2
-> START LINE $GDSX.#LINE1
> RUN APPL /NAME $A1, OUT $GDSX.#LINE1.D1, NOWAIT/
> RUN APPL /NAME $A2, OUT $GDSX.#LINE1.D2, NOWAIT/
When requester $A1 starts up, the file $IOP1.#DEV1 will be accessed on node \NY.