Pathway/XM System Management Manual

PXMCFG Statements and PXMCHK Utility
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SET SERVER
OWNER ownerid
specifies the user ID that controls access from a Pathsend process to a server class.
(The TCP processes ignore this server attribute.) The user ID must be known to the
system in which PXMCOM is running. Use this attribute in conjunction with the
SECURITY attribute.
The value of owner-id is one of the following:
[ \system-number. ] group-number, user-number
[ \physical-node. ] group-name.user-name
If you omit system-number or physical-node, the name is resolved with the
SYSTEM value set for the associated NODE object. If no value is specified for the
NODE object SYSTEM attribute, the physical node name defaults to the physical
system on which the PXMCFG utility ran during the configuration process.
The
group-name and user-name values default to the user ID of the user who
started PXMCOM.
PARAM parameter-name parameter-value
assigns a string value to a parameter name. You can omit the parentheses if this
parameter is the last one of the statement.
parameter-name
specifies the name to which you assign parameter-value. The name must
begin with an alphabetic character.
parameter-value
specifies a character string value that you assign to parameter-name. This
string must be enclosed in quotation marks if you include blanks, commas, or
quotation marks in the value. Embedded quotation marks must be doubled.
The PATHMON process uses the information you supply for this parameter to send
a PARAM message to each server that it starts. No more than 120 PARAM
messages can be added to any one server class. In practice, the actual number may
be less because all individual PARAMs for a server are collected into a single
PARAM message, limited in length to 1028 bytes.
PRI priority
for direct server classes, specifies the execution priority at which the servers of this
server class run.
priority can be a value from 1 through 199. If you omit this attribute, the default
is the priority set for the NODE object to which this SERVER object is associated
minus 10. For example, is the priority for the NODE object to which this SERVER
object is associated is set to 199, the default priority for direct server classes is 189.