OSI/AS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/AS SCF Commands
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ALTER PROCESS Command
CODEFILE
specifies the location of the code file (the program that the OSI manager process
will run) to be executed when the OSI manager process starts the process.
HIGHPIN
determines whether the process indicated will be started by the specified OSI
manager process with a high PIN or a low PIN. A value of “ON” indicates that the
process will be started with a high PIN.
MAXCONNECTIONS
specifies the maximum number of concurrent connections allowed within a TAPS
process and can also allow large-sized messages to be divided into smaller segments
when sending messages to TSP processes.
Value: Specify a fully qualified Guardian filename
($volume.subvolume.filename). If the filename specified is
not a fully qualified filename, then the subvolume specified
in the SCF program environment is used to expand the
filename (from SCF, use the ENV command to examine the
$volume.subvolume definition). The INFO PROCESS
command can be used to display the name of the default code
file for this process type.
Value: ON | OFF
Value: 1 through 128
Smaller values allow the TAPS process to send messages in
large-sized segments, resulting in greater throughput. Larger
values allow the TAPS process to send messages in smaller
segments.
Note. Specify larger values (up to 1024) to a TSP process directly by issuing the SCF/TS
ALTER PROCESS command. See the
OSI/TS SCF Reference Manual .