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

Terminal Control Process (TCP) Commands
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START TCP Command
Examples
If you issue the SHOW TCP command before setting the TCP attributes, the following
information is displayed:
TCP
AUTORESTART 0
CHECK-DIRECTORY ON
DEBUG OFF
.
.
.
TCLPROG ?
TERMBUF 1500
TERMPOOL 10000
The following command directs the SHOW command output to a file named TCPFLE:
SHOW/OUT TCPFLE/TCP
START TCP Command
Use the START TCP command to initiate operation of TCPs. This command cannot
initiate an external TCP (a TCP that is controlled by another PATHMON process and is
therefore outside this PATHMON environment). If the primary processor defined for a
TCP is unavailable, the PATHMON process starts the TCP in the backup processor
defined for that TCP.
TCP tcp-name
specifies the name of one or more previously defined and added TCPs. tcp-name
can be either a single TCP name or several TCP names separated by commas
and enclosed in parentheses.
TCP *
starts all TCPs in the PATHMON configuration file.
STATE state-type
specifies the state of the multiple TCPs. Possible values are:
PENDING NOT PENDING
RUNNING NOT RUNNING
STOPPED NOT STOPPED
START { [ TCP ] tcp-name }
{ [ TCP ] ( tcp-name [ , tcp-name ]... ) }
{ TCP * [ , STATE state-type ] }