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

Terminal Control Process (TCP) Commands

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PRIMARY TCP Command

Use the PRIMARY TCP command to resume operation of the TCP primary process in

the CPU defined for this process in the PATHMON configuration file. Use this

command after an individual process or CPU failure, or after a SWITCH command has

moved the TCP primary process from one CPU to another.

TCP tcp-name

specifies the name of a TCP running in your PATHMON environment.

IFPRICPU number

specifies the CPU in which one or more TCP primary processes are to run. If this

CPU is defined for the TCP in the PATHMON configuration file, the PATHMON

process resumes operation of the TCP primary process in this CPU.

If the TCP primary process is already running in this CPU, or if this is not the CPU

configured for the TCP primary process, the PATHMON process ignores the

command.

If you omit this option, the TCP primary process resumes operation in the CPU

recorded in the PATHMON configuration file. If this CPU is down or the TCP

backup process is not running, the PATHMON process returns an error.

TCP *

changes the location of all the TCP primary processes that are running in other

than their configured primary CPUs. If option is specified, changes the location of

all TCPs meeting the criteria specified.

Consideration

When the PRIMARY TCP operation completes, the PATHMON process returns the

message:

INFO *2054* - TCP tcp-name, PRIMARIED

PRIMARY { [ TCP ] { tcp-name } }

{ { (tcp-name [ , tcp-name ] ... ) } }

{ TCP * }