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

Terminal Control Process (TCP) Commands
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CONTROL TCP Command
tcp-keyword
specifies a single SET TCP command attribute keyword or several keywords
separated by commas and enclosed in parentheses.
Consideration
If a TCP is configured with the TCP INSPECT attribute set to ON and a file name, the
ALTER TCP RESET command sets the INSPECT attribute to OFF and deletes the file
name.
Examples
The following commands change various TCP attribute values. The second and third
commands reset attributes in addition to changing TCP attribute values:
ALTER TCP TCP-1,INSPECT ON (FILE $TERM1)
ALTER TCP-2,MAXTERMS 10,RESET PROGRAM
ALTER TCP TCP-3,PROGRAM $DATA.USER.PATHTCP2,RESET(PRI,TERMPOOL)
CONTROL TCP Command
Use the CONTROL TCP command to change specific TCP attributes while the TCP is
running and to record the changes in the PATHMON configuration file. If you restart
the TCP after a CONTROL TCP command, the TCP runs with the attribute changes
specified in this command.
If the TCP is not running when you issue this command, the PATHMON process
returns an error.
TCP tcp-name
specifies one or more TCPs. tcp-name can be either the name of a single TCP or
several TCP names separated by commas and enclosed in parentheses.
CONTROL [ TCP ] { tcp-name }
{ ( tcp-name [ , tcp-name ]...) }
{ tcp-attribute [ , tcp-attribute ]... }
tcp-attribute is:
BACKUPCPU number
DUMP { ON [ ( FILE file-name ) ] | OFF }
DUMPMEMORY { PRIMARY|BACKUP | BOTH } [(FILE file-name)]
STATS { ON | OFF }