RSC/MP 7.3 Installation and Configuration Guide

Configuring the RSC/MP Client
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Configuring the RSC/MP I/O Manager Process
(RSCPIPE)
On a Windows platform, you can configure and control the startup of the RSCPIPE
process in these ways:
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If RSC/MP was installed as a service, supply command line parameters using the
Service Control Manager.
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Use the STARTUP folder to launch RSCPIPE at system startup.
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Use the RUN command to launch RSCPIPE on demand.
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Use the command line to launch RSCPIPE on demand.
-cN
Specifies the debugging class. Values range from 0 (no
debugging classes) to 255 (all debugging classes). The
default value is 255. This setting takes effect only when
diagnostic logging has been enabled with the -d flag. The
debugging classes are specified as a sum of the target
class values, selected from the values below. Each entry
in the log file will contain an identifier indicating which
debugging class generated the log entry.
1RSC
2PICCOLO
4CONN
8API
16 HOST
32 REQ
64 NOTIFY
128 SNO
For example, to enable API, HOST, and REQ logging,
add 8 + 16 + 32 to get a final class value of 56.
-lN
Specifies the debugging level. Values range from 0 (the
least amount of information) to 3 (the greatest amount of
information). The default value is 3. This setting takes
effect only when diagnostic logging has been enabled
with the -d flag.
subsystem_name
The logical name of the RSCPIPE process. This name
identifies a running instance of the RSCPIPE process, for
example the icon name or the process name in a task list.
In order for an application to identify and use this
RSCPIPE instance, the name specified here must match
the SUBSYSTEM_NAME option established by the
application.
Note. If RSC/MP is installed as a service, do not start other instances of RSCPIPE because
those instances will not be accessible from an RSC/MP application.