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SCF Commands for Tandem FTAM

OSI/FTAM and OSI/APLMGR SCF Reference Manual—421943-001

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LISTOPENS PROCESS Display Format (Initiator or

Responder)

Backup Opener PID

is the process ID of the process that has a backup open against the process. In this

version of Tandem FTAM, this field always contains NONE.

FNUM

is the file number associated with the opener of a process.

Reqs

is the number of current I/O requests outstanding for a given opener.

LISTOPENS PROCESS Display Format (Initiator or Responder)

The LISTOPENS PROCESS display has the following format for an initiator or a

responder process:

The following field displays information that is not directly configurable using SCF

object attributes:

Openers

are the system and process names of processes that have opened a specified initiator,

or responder process. If an opener process is not named, its process ID is substituted

for the process name.

The other fields in this screen display are the same as for the APLMGR process,

described under LISTOPENS PROCESS Display Format (APLMGR)

on page 3-51.

LISTOPENS PROCESS Considerations

When the LISTOPENS command is directed to initiator and responder processes, at

least two openers appear in the display: the APLMGR process and either $ZNET or the

SCP started by SCF if $ZNET is not running. Application processes, if any, that have

opened FTAM initiators are also displayed.

When the LISTOPENS command is directed to an APLMGR process on the initiator

side, the display contains at least one opener—the $ZNET (SCP) process—and any

application processes for which an association is active.

When the LISTOPENS command is directed to an APLMGR process on the responder

side, only one opener appears in the display—the $ZNET (SCP) process.

OSIFTAM Listopens PROCESS \system.$process-name

Primary Opener Backup Opener

Openers PID PID FNUM Reqs

\system.$ZNET nn,nnn nn,nnn nnnnn nnnnn

\system.$AMGR nn,nnn nn,nnn nnnnn nnnnn

\system.$process-name nn,nnn nn,nnn nnnnn nnnnn

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