SNAX Creator-2 Configuration and Control Manual

Configuring SNAX Creator-2 Objects
Startup and Configuration of SNAX Creator-2
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Example 2−PARAM Statements
This example illustrates a SNAX Creator-2 startup using PARAM statements:
CLEAR ALL PARAM
PARAM BACKUPCPU 11
PARAM CONFIG $DATA.SXCRE.CONDATA
RUN $SYSTEM.SXCRE.CREOBJ &
/ NAME $CREA &
, CPU 10 &
, NOWAIT /
Configuring SNAX
Creator-2 Objects
The RUN CREOBJ command identifies a configuration database (configuring one if
needed) and creates a SUBSYS object for the SNAX Creator-2 subsystem. If the
database is new, you must now add the following SNAX Creator-2 objects to the
database by issuing SCF ADD commands:
APPL objects for your applications. SNAX Creator-2 references these for the
program file location and program startup parameters.
ENTRY objects for any entries you require. SNAX Creator-2 replaces entry names
with entry values when evaluating attributes.
One SU object for each connection required to an access method manager process.
SNAX Creator-2 opens this SU to establish a connection.
The following objects are added automatically (without issuing SCF ADD commands):
CONNECTION objects for connections between SNAX Creator-2 and access
methods.
SESSION objects when sessions are established. (These represent the period
between logon and logoff and are used to generate accounting information.)
For further information about objects, see Section 3, “Objects for SNAX Creator-2.”
Note All SNAX Creator-2 object names are prefixed in SCF commands by the name of the SNAX Creator-2
subsystem you are using to operate on the database. This is the process name assigned when the RUN
CREOBJ command was executed. Throughout this section, the name $CREA is used.
Attribute Values Attribute values can be specified as literal values or as expressions.
Literal Values
Literal values are any alphanumeric character string. The following special characters
need special treatment as they must be preceded by an extra ~:
[ (open square bracket)
] (close square bracket)
~ (tilde)