APLMGR SCF Reference Manual

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ALTER PROCESS Considerations

You can use the ALTER PROCESS command to change attributes of initiator and

responder processes only.

To change attributes of the APLMGR subsystem, you must stop the APLMGR process

and restart it using the TACL RUN command, specifying the values for all attributes you

wish to configure. You can also change some APLMGR process attributes by using the

ALTER SUBSYS command. For more information on starting and configuring the

APLMGR process, see the OSI/FTAM Configuration and Management Manual.

To alter any attributes of the initiator process, the initiator process should be in the

STOPPED state.

You can alter the ALLOWSU attribute while the responder process is in the STARTED

state. To alter any other responder process attributes, the responder process should be the

STOPPED state.

ALTER PROCESS Errors

The following table lists the most common errors that can occur during the processing of

the ALTER PROCESS command:

For more information on errors specific to APLMGR (OSIAPLMG errors having

positive error numbers), see Appendix B, SCF Error Messages for the APLMGR

Subsystem. For more information on common SCF error messages (errors having

negative error numbers), see the Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) Reference Manual

(for D-series releases) or the SCF Reference Manual for G-Series Releases.

Message Definition

Expecting an existing SCF supported object

name or the character “(“

No APLMGR process by the specified name

could be found. To display valid APLMGR

process names, use the following command:

LISTDEV OSIAPLMG

OSIAPLMG E-00017 Object

object-name not found

The internal-name specified was not

recognized by the APLMGR process as a

registered internal process name. To display

the currently registered process names, use

the following NAMES command:

NAMES $appl-mgr-name.*.*

SCP E-00022 Security Violation for

process-name

You are not allowed to perform sensitive

commands. For further information on

sensitive commands, see Sensitive and

Nonsensitive Commands on page 1-9.

OSIAPLMG E-00003 Command not allowed

when object is in object-state state for

object-name

The process was not in the SUSPENDED

state. Use STATUS PROCESS to display

process states.