Pathway/iTS System Management Manual (G06.24+)

Examples of System Management Tasks
HP NonStop Pathway/iTS System Management Manual—426748-002
6-6
Restarting the System and Adding Configured
TERM Objects (Task 2)
a. Determine the file name by which the operating system recognizes each
terminal. To do this, enter this command at this terminal:
20> WHO
TACL responds by displaying the file name for the terminal, plus other
operating environment information.
b. Suspend the TACL process by entering this command at this terminal:
21> PAUSE
This command frees the terminal for dedication to your PATHMON
environment.
2. Return to your command terminal.
3. With your text editor, create a file named COOL1 and enter the TACL commands
shown in Example 6-4:
You use this COOL1 file as a command file to restart your PATHMON environment
with the COOL start option.
4. Issue an OBEY command to execute the commands in the COOL1 file:
22> OBEY COOL1
When the last command in the COOL1 file is executed, PATHCOM prompts you to
enter a new command.
5. Use PATHCOM to interactively enter SET and ADD commands for defining and
adding one or more TERM objects. For instance, to add two TERM objects named
T1 and T2 that run under the TCP named EXAMPLE-TCP, you can enter
commands such as:
= SET TERM FILE $AL
= SET TERM INITIAL EXAMPLE-SCREEN-PROGRAM
= SET TERM TCP EXAMPLE-TCP
= SET TERM TMF OFF
= ADD TERM T1
= SET TERM FILE $JANE
= ADD TERM T2
Caution. Do not plan to use your command terminal as an application terminal. That is, do
not plan to associate a configured TERM object with your command terminal.
Example 6-4. TACL Commands in the COOL1 File
PATHMON /NAME $AC1, CPU 1, NOWAIT/
PATHCOM $AC1; START PATHWAY COOL!
PATHCOM $AC1