OSI/MHS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/MHS SCF Commands

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OSI/MHS Commands

This section provides descriptions of the SCF OSI/MHS commands, in alphabetic order,

and includes the syntax, object specification, attributes, considerations, and examples for

each command.

Sensitive and Nonsensitive Commands

Because some commands can have detrimental effects if used improperly, special

qualification is required to use them. These commands are called sensitive commands

and can be issued only by a user with super-group access or by the owner of the

subsystem. The following OSI/MHS commands are sensitive:

The remaining commands are nonsensitive. They are typically used to determine the

status of OSI/MHS or to display information about an object. Nonsensitive commands

can be used by anyone. The following OSI/MHS commands are nonsensitive:

Note that the STATS command is sensitive when it is used with the RESET option.

Syntax Variables in OSI/MHS Commands

The OSI/MHS commands contain several attribute specifications. The syntax variables

that accompany each attribute specification are defined here in alphabetic order:

cpu-number

indicates where a process is to run.

file-name

is a valid file name.

hex-character-string

is a string containing an even number of hexadecimal characters (digits 0 through 9,

letters A-F and a-f).

hour:minute

is a local system time expressed in hours and minutes in 24-hour clock notation: for

example, 14:32 for 2:32 p.m.

ABORT ADD DELETE START SUSPEND

ACTIVATE ALTER PRIMARY STOP TRACE

INFO NAME

STATUS

LISTOPENS STATS VERSION