NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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PARAM GMMPROCESS
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The following table summarizes the PARAM command operands used to define
the attributes of a GMM process:
Operand Use Comment
PROCESSCLASS N.A. N.A.
PROCESSCPU O The order of this operand in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process is not significant.
PROCESSDEBUGTERM O The order of this operand in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process is not significant.
PROCESSLIBRARY N.A. N.A.
PROCESSNAME N.A. N.A.
PROCESSOBJECT M The order of this operand in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process is not significant.
PROCESSPARAM N.A. N.A.
PROCESSPRIORITY O The order of this operand in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process is not significant.
PROCESSSWAPVOL O The order of this operand in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process is not significant.
PROCESSWEIGHT N.A. N.A.
GMMPROCESS M This operand must be last in the group of operands that
defines the attributes of the process.
M Mandatory N.A. Not applicable O Optional
Examples
1. The following example configures a GMM process as a process pair running in
CPUs 1 and 0. The PARAM GMMPROCESS command specifies the logical name
for the process.
PARAM PROCESSCPU=(1,0)
PARAM PROCESSOBJECT=$SYSTEM.ZNNM.NGM
PARAM PROCESSPRIORITY=150
PARAM PROCESSSWAPVOL=$DISK1
PARAM GMMPROCESS=GMM_1
2. The following example configures a GMM process running in CPU 1 without a
backup process. The PARAM GMMPROCESS command specifies the logical
name for the process.
PARAM PROCESSCPU=(1,1)
PARAM PROCESSOBJECT=$SYSTEM.ZNNM.NGM
PARAM PROCESSPRIORITY=150
PARAM GMMPROCESS=GMM_1