GDSX Manual

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The SCF Reference Manual for GDSX describes the Subsystem Control Facility
(SCF) interactive interface that allows operators and network managers to configure
and control a GDSX data communications subsystem. SCF also provides a means
for examining the configuration and status of a GDSX data communications
subsystem.
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The Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual, NonStop TS/MP Pathsend and
Server Programming Manual, Pathway/TS TCP and Terminal Programming Guide,
and NonStop TM/MP Application Programmer’s Guide describe the syntax of
procedure calls for NonStop systems, and are useful to the developer using GDSX
procedures that are identical to their Guardian, NonStop TS/MP, Pathway/TS, and
NonStop TM/MP counterparts.
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The GDS Management Programming Manual provides subsystem-specific
information about the management programming interfaces to GDSX using the
Subsystem Programmatic Interface (SPI) and the Event Management Service
(EMS). This manual is useful for programmers writing management applications
that communicate with GDSX, and for TACL users writing macros to perform
system and network management functions using GDSX.
The following manuals are also useful:
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Binder Manual
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SPI Programming Manual
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EMS Manual
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Guardian Programmer’s Guide
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Inspect Manual
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Introduction to NonStop Transaction Processing
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Introduction to NonStop Transaction Manager (TM/MP)
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PTrace Reference Manual
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Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) Reference Manual
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TAL Reference Manual
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NonStop TM/MP Application Programmer’s Guide
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