NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Programmer's Guide

Displaying Server Class Information
Working With Pathway Server Classes
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Making a Server Class
Unavailable to NonStop
NET/MASTER MS
You can use the PSNDCTL CLOSE command to make a server class unavailable for
system-wide access. This command executes an implicit PSNDCTL STOP command
for the associated identifier. Accordingly, the server class must not be in use. The
following example makes the server class \SYS1.$PMON.SERVERCLASS1 unavailable
for system-wide access:
PSNDCTL CLOSE=\SYS1.$PMON.SERVERCLASS1
Note You must use the name of the server class when you make it unavailable, not the associated server class
identifier.
Displaying Server
Class Information
After you have made a server class available for use by NonStop NET/MASTER MS,
you can use the following NonStop NET/MASTER MS commands to display server
class information:
SHOW PSND
SHOW PSNDUSER
These commands are discussed briefly next; refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER MS
Command Reference Manual for more information about these commands.
Displaying Status
Information About Server
Classes
The SHOW PSND command displays information about the status of server classes, as
the following screen shows:
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SHOW PSND
NNM0322 PATHMON.SERVERCLASS PSNDID ACTIVE-USERS STATUS
NNM0323 \SYS1.$TRPM.SERVER-1 DYNAMIC 1 AVAL
NNM0999 *END* 1 SERVERCLASSES DISPLAYED
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