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

Starting and Stopping Pathway/iTS Objects
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Stopping Multiple TCPs and TERM Objects in
Parallel
You can also stop a TERM object by using the ABORT TERM command, as shown in
this example:
= ABORT TERM *, TCP TCP-1
If a TERM object is in TMF transaction mode, the transaction is backed out before the
TERM object is aborted.
Stopping Multiple TCPs and TERM Objects in Parallel
If you want to stop all or several TCPs and TERM objects as quickly as possible (but
not shut down your PATHMON environment), you can use multiple PATHCOM
processes to abort your TERM objects and stop your TCPs in parallel.
For example, you can start a PATHCOM process for each configured TCP (be sure to
use the NOWAIT option) and use the ABORT TERM command and STOP TCP
command, as shown. (It is faster to log output to the spooler than to a terminal or
printer.)
4> PATHCOM /OUT $S, NOWAIT/ $PMX; ABORT TERM *, TCP TCP1;
STOP TCP TCP1
5> PATHCOM /OUT $S, NOWAIT/ $PMX; ABORT TERM *, TCP TCP2;
STOP TCP TCP2
6> PATHCOM /OUT $S, NOWAIT/ $PMX; ABORT TERM *, TCP TCP3;
STOP TCP TCP3
7> PATHCOM /OUT $S, NOWAIT/ $PMX; ABORT TERM *, TCP TCP4;
STOP TCP TCP4
(The number of PATHCOM processes you can start is defined by the SET PATHWAY
MAXPATHCOMS command.)
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. PATHCOM is provided as part of TS/MP. For more information on the PATHCOM
process and commands, see the TS/MP System Management Manual.