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

Starting and Stopping Pathway/iTS Objects

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Stopping TCPs

To stop a TCP, use the STOP TCP command. You can only stop a TCP after you have

stopped all TERM objects controlled by that TCP.

The following command stops the TCP named TCP-EXT1:

= STOP TCP TCP-EXT1

The PATHMON process stops TCPs in the order you specify them in your STOP

commands. The following command stops the TCPs named TCP-EXT2 and TCP-

EXT3, in that order:

= STOP TCP (TCP-EXT2, TCP-EXT3)

The next command stops all TCPs in your PATHMON environment. The TCPs stop in

alphabetical order:

= STOP TCP *

Note that the PATHMON process is provided as part of TS/MP. For more information

on the PATHMON process and functions, see the TS/MP System Management

Manual.

Stopping TERM Objects

To stop a TERM object, use the STOP TERM command. When you issue a STOP

TERM command, the PATHMON process passes your request to the TCP process

controlling that TERM. The TCP waits until any critical operations underway for the

TERM object are complete, and then stops the TERM object. (For example, the TCP

does not stop the TERM object if a transaction protected by the TMF is in progress.)

Note that the PATHMON process is provided as part of TS/MP. For more information

on the PATHMON process and functions, see the TS/MP System Management

Manual.

This command stops all TERM objects controlled by a given PATHMON process:

= STOP TERM *

The next command stops a TERM object named TERM2:

= STOP TERM TERM2

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.

Note. The PATHCOM STOP command cannot be used to stop an external TCP, because that

TCP, although linked to a local server process, is controlled by another PATHMON process.

To stop an external TCP, you must issue a STOP command to the PATHMON process that

controls that TCP.