SCF Reference Manual for the Kernel Subsystem

SAVEABEND { ON | OFF }
specifies whether a saveabend file is created if this process stops abnormally. This attribute
overrides the SAVEABEND setting in the PROGRAM file for this process.
Specifies that a saveabend file is created automatically if the process ends abnormally.ON
Specifies that a saveabend file is not created automatically if the process ends abnormally.OFF
If this attribute is not specified, the SAVEABEND setting in the program object file for this
process is used to determine the setting of this attribute.
STARTMODE { KERNEL | SYSTEM | APPLICATION | MANUAL | DISABLED}
specifies when the process is started. (OSS persistent processes must specify the STARTMODE
attribute as MANUAL.) The default value is DISABLED.
The process is started early during a system load or processor reload.KERNEL
The process is started as the final stage of system load or processor reload.SYSTEM
The process is started after the system load or processor reload is finished.APPLICATION
The process can be started by the user any time after system load or processor reload is
finished.
MANUAL
The process is not started unless you change the STARTMODE attribute to one of the values
listed above.
DISABLED
For more information about using STARTMODE when configuring your own generic process,
see “Start Mode Considerations” (page 44).
STARTUPMSG "text"
specifies a text message to be sent to the $ZPM persistence manager when the generic process
is started. The length of this message can be 1 through 128 characters.
You can use the startup message to handle specification of the backup processor when
configuring a process pair. To do that, specify this text, including the less than (<) and greater
than (>) symbols:
<BCKP-CPU>
The value you specify for the BACKUPCPU attribute appears on the StartupMessage line of an
INFO PROCESS command (which displays the configured backup processor number). For
examples describing how to do this, see “Creating a Generic Process as a Process Pair”
(page 50).
If you do not specify the BACKUPCPU attribute, the $ZPM persistence manager ignores (that
is, it does not give an error condition for) any <BCKP-CPU> specification in the startup message.
You can also use this command to specify the startup parameters that OSH sends to an OSS
application process when OSH launches it as a persistent process. For documentation of
possible startup parameters, see the description of osh1 in the Open System Services Shell and
Utilities Reference Manual. You should not specify any Guardian parameters in the
STARTUPMSG attribute when you run an OSS persistent process.
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