SCF Reference Manual for G-Series RVUs (G06.24+)

SCF Commands

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SETMANAGER Command

The SETMANAGER command allows you to explicitly set a subsystem manager

process name rather than having SCF determine the name. Use this command if the

subsystem you are working with uses many manager processes and you want to set a

default manager for a subsequent ADD command. The use of this command is

subsystem-specific.

This is a nonsensitive command.

OUT file-spec

causes any SCF output generated for this command to be directed to the specified

file. The variable file-spec is defined on page 5-9.

\system

is the name of the system on which the manager process exists. If omitted, the

default system name is used.

$process

defines the name of a manager process for a subsystem to send commands to.

The variable $process overrides the default name supplied by SCF.

Considerations

•

If you omit $process, any previously entered SETMANAGER command (for the

specified subsystem name) is cleared.

•

Use the ASSUME command first to set the object type or object name. This

determines the subsystem to which subsequent commands are routed.

Examples

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The following commands specify that $SCCP1 be the manager, rather than the

$SCCP default, and then add a new line $ABC1:

-> SETMANAGER $SCCP1

-> ADD LINE $ABC1

These commands are the equivalent of the following command, which specifies the

object type and object name:

-> ADD LINE $SSCP1.$ABC1

SETMANAGER [ / OUT file-spec / ] [ [ \system.]$process ]