OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual

Management Environment

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SCF Commands for SU Objects

You can use the following SCF commands with the SU object:

Names for SU Objects

TAPS and TSP SU object names are requested by the OSI manager process. An SU

object name consists of two parts:

•

The name of the process in which the subdevice has been created

•

The subdevice ID defined by the OSI manager process.

SU object names have the following syntax:

Here are two examples that illustrate this syntax:

$OSIM.#TAPS.TAPS1.#Z123456

$OSIM.#TSP.TSP1.#Z000001

You can find out the names of all the SU objects currently registered with a specified

process by issuing a NAMES SU command from within that process.

Nonsensitive Command Examples

The following examples illustrate some of the nonsensitive SCF commands that you can

use with SU objects:

LISTOPENS SU $TAPS1.#Z123456

STATS SU $X25X.#ZAD1234

NAMES SU $TAPS1.*

Notice that you do not use a subdevice name with the NAMES command. In OSI/AS,

only TAPS processes can be queried with the NAMES command and the SU object. The

NAMES command is useful for finding out the names of the current SU objects.

ABORT Stops the subdevice unconditionally. User requests are canceled

and current opens are unusable.

LISTOPENS Lists the current opens on a subdevice.

NAMES Lists the names of all the SU objects currently registered with the

specified TAPS process.

STATS Displays statistical counters for an SU object.

STATUS Displays status information for an SU object.

STOP Puts a subdevice in the STOPPED state.

$process-name.#su-name