OSI/AS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/AS SCF Commands
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START Command
START Command
Use the START command to initiate the operation of an object. Successful completion
of the START command leaves the object in the STARTED state.
START is a sensitive command.
START Command Syntax
The object-spec is
Considerations for the START Command
The considerations contain information about command use that should be read before
studying the command syntax in too much detail.
PROCESS Object
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When a START PROCESS is issued with process-name, for the OSI manager
process, the OSI manager process first opens and reads the database file to establish
the configuration, then changes its state to STARTED.
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To start a TAPS or TSP process and the process is not already running, must issue
the START PROCESS command with
indirect-process-name. The OSI
manager process runs the process, configures the services of the process, and then
issues a START command.
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To start a TAPS or TSP process and the process is already running, must issue the
START PROCESS command with the
indirect-process-name. The OSI
manager process issues a START command and issues a warning that the process is
already running.
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For NSP processes, see the SCF Reference Manual for X25AM, the TCP/IP
Configuration and Management Manual, or (for D-series releases) the SCF
Reference Manual for Multilan/TLAM or (for G06 and later releases) the PAM
Configuration and Management Manual for information about managing NSP
processes and starting network lines.
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Wildcards are supported for the START PROCESS command.
START [ /OUT file-spec/ ] [ object-spec ]
object-type object-name
PROCESS process-name
PROCESS indirect-process-name