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

Starting and Stopping Pathway/iTS Objects
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Stopping Router Processes
After you enter the RUN PROGRAM command, the PATHCOM prompt immediately
appears on $TERMA; you can now enter other PATHCOM commands while SALES
runs.
If you do not specify the NOWAIT option, the PROGRAM runs at the same terminal
from which you specified the RUN PROGRAM command. The PATHCOM prompt
does not appear until you exit the PROGRAM:
= RUN PROGRAM SALES
.
(SALES application is running)
.
(user exits SALES)
=
Note that PATHCOM is provided as part of TS/MP. For more information on the
PATHCOM process and commands, see the TS/MP System Management Manual.
Stopping Router Processes
You can stop a router process by issuing a TACL STOP command. You should
usually stop router processes only after you have shut down the Pathway environment.
You stop a router process from the TACL prompt as follows:
$name
is the name to be assigned to the router process.
cpu,pin
is the CPU number and process identification number of the router process.
Stopping PATHMON-Controlled Objects
You can stop a TCP or TERM object while your Pathway environment is running by
issuing the STOP command.
You cannot stop a PROGRAM object; however, you can stop the temporary TERM
objects associated with a PROGRAM object. (A PROGRAM object does not have an
operating state with respect to the PATHMON process, and its status cannot be
requested through PATHCOM. A PROGRAM object is simply a mechanism for
creating temporary TERM objects as they are needed.)
Note. PATHCOM is provided as part of TS/MP. For more information on the PATHCOM
process and commands, see the TS/MP System Management Manual.
STOP { $name }
{ cpu,pin }