NetBatch-Plus Reference Manual

Installation, Startup, and Shutdown
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Configuring and Starting the NetBatch-Plus Pathway
System
Configuring and Starting the NetBatch-Plus
Pathway System
Before you can run the NetBatch-Plus application, you must configure and start its
Pathway system. For descriptions of these general tasks for configuring and starting
any Pathway system, see the Pathway/TS System Management Manual:
Starting the Pathway monitor process (PATHMON) and the command interface to
that process (PATHCOM)
Configuring the PATHMON process and Pathway system and starting Pathway
operations
Configuring and starting the Pathway objects (TCPs, PATHWAY terminals, server
classes)
The NetBatch-Plus application performs these startup and configuration tasks for you
when you invoke either of two TACL macros created by the NetBatch-Plus installation
macro INSTALL. These macros are:
Cold Starting the NetBatch-Plus Pathway System
1. Log on as the owner of the NetBatch-Plus TACL macro NCOLD. (The macro’s file
security is “OOOO,” which means only its owner can invoke it.)
$SALES MKTG 19> LOGON 205,70
Password:
$FPP ADMIN 20>
2. Change the current volume and subvolume to the NetBatch-Plus object file
subvolume. This subvolume contains the NCOLD macro.
$FPP ADMIN 20> VOLUME $DATA7.NBPOBJ
3. Invoke the NCOLD macro to start the Pathway configuration and startup process.
$DATA7 NBPOBJ 21> NCOLD
NCOLD Cold starts the Pathway system using configuration information from the
PATHCONF file. (For information about this file, see The Pathway Configuration
File on page 3-1.) Use the NCOLD macro in either of these circumstances:
To configure and start a newly installed system for the first time.
To reconfigure and start a system that has been running before. For
information on reconfiguring the Pathway system, see Section 3, Changing
the NetBatch-Plus Pathway Configuration.
NCOOL Cool starts the Pathway system using configuration information from an existing
NetBatch-Plus Pathway control file (NBPCTL). Use NCOOL to cool start a
system that has been running before.