SNAX Connection Manager (SNAX/CM) Manual

Server Text Commands
SNAX/CM Sample Server
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Server EXIT Command The sample server EXIT command allows a user to terminate the server process.
When it receives an EXIT command, SXCMSV calls the Guardian STOP procedure.
EXIT is accepted from the IN file or from its $RECEIVE file. The EXIT command is
never sent to a SNAX/CM process; rather, the command always stops the SXCMSV
process.
The syntax for the server EXIT command is as follows:
EXIT
This command terminates the server process.
Server HELP Command The sample server HELP command supplies the syntax information for SXCMSV text
commands to the interactive user. The HELP information is never sent to a
SNAX/CM process; rather, the command always displays the SXCMSV help text.
The syntax for the server HELP command is as follows:
HELP { command | ALL }
Server LOG Command The sample server LOG command starts or stops logging to an entry-sequenced disk
file. When logging is active, all commands received are echoed and all responses are
copied to the log file. All SXCMGR messages are echoed to the log file, and messages
identifying LU processes are also copied to the log file.
The syntax for the server LOG command is as follows:
LOG [ file-name ] [ ! ]
file-name
identifies the entry-sequenced disk file to which to write log records.
If file-name already exists, records are appended to the file. If an exclamation
point (!) is specified, the file is purged and reallocated.
If file-name is not specified, logging is stopped.