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

Examples of System Management Tasks
HP NonStop Pathway/iTS System Management Manual—426748-002
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Communicating With Another PATHMON
Environment (Task 3)
6. Enter the START commands for starting the TCP and TERM objects. Remember
that you must start the TCP first, for example:
= START TCP EXAMPLE-TCP
= START TERM *, TCP EXAMPLE-TCP
When the START TERM command is executed, the application’s initial screen
appears on the terminals.
7. If you want to start the static server processes in the server class for the user,
enter a START command:
= START SERVER EXAMPLE-SERVER
If you do not start the static server processes with the START command, the
PATHMON process automatically starts a server process when the TCP requests
a link to one.
8. At this point, you can use the application from any of the application terminals.
Communicating With Another PATHMON
Environment (Task 3)
In this task, you create a second PATHMON environment and demonstrate how one
PATHMON environment communicates with the other.
If you did not perform Task 2 of this example, you must first cool start the PATHMON
environment that you defined in Task 1. To do this, perform Steps 3 and 4 of Task 2.
Then, again perform Step 10 of Task 1 (exiting from PATHCOM).
To configure and start a second PATHMON environment, proceed as follows:
1. Using the File Utility Program (FUP), make a copy of the file SC that contains the
screen program source code. Name this file SC2. To perform this step, enter:
4> FUP DUP SC, SC2
2. Using your text editor, access the source file SC2. Change the PROGRAM-ID
paragraph to reflect the program name EXAMPLE-SCREEN-PROGRAM-
REMOTE, as follows:
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
PROGRAM-ID. EXAMPLE-SCREEN-PROGRAM-REMOTE. <--(Changed)
ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
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Next, change the SEND request to include the name of the PATHMON process
that controls the first PATHMON environment:
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