OSI/MHS Configuration and Management Manual

Management Environment for OSI/MHS
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SCF Command Format
further security restriction on nonsensitive commands. The nonsensitive SCF
commands for the OSI/MHS subsystem are as follows:
Generic SCF commands, such as ASSUME, are also nonsensitive.
Sensitive Commands
A sensitive command is one that can manipulate an object: add or delete it, change its
state or configuration, start or stop tracing for it, or reset its statistics counters.
Sensitive commands can be issued only by a restricted set of users, such as the owner
of the subsystem to which the objects belong. The sensitive SCF commands for the
OSI/MHS subsystem are as follows:
INFO Displays the current attribute values of an object.
LISTOPENS Identifies the processes that have opens or OPEN requests against
a PROCESS object or other subsystem process.
NAMES Lists the names of all objects subordinate to a chosen object within
the specified OSI/MHS subsystem; can also (optionally) list the
name of the chosen object itself, and possibly the names of other
objects of the same type as the chosen object.
STATS Displays accumulated performance statistics for an object that
represents a process.
This command does not reset the statistics counters unless you
specify the RESET option (which then makes it a sensitive
command).
STATUS Displays information about the operational status of an object.
VERSION Displays the version level of the installed OSI/MHS subsystem
product.
ABORT Stops operation of an object abruptly, forcing it from the STARTED or
SUSPENDED state to the STOPPED state without orderly termination
procedures.
ACTIVATE Reactivates the operation of an object after use of the SUSPEND
command, changing the state of an object from SUSPENDED to
STARTED.
ADD Adds a new object to the subsystem.
ALTER Alters the attribute values of an object.
DELETE Deletes an object from the subsystem.
PRIMARY Switches the primary process of a NonStop process pair from its
current CPU to the backup (the CPU in which the backup process has
been running). Concurrently switches the backup process to the
primary CPU.