SNAX Creator-2 Configuration and Control Manual
Modifying SNAX Creator2 Objects
Startup and Configuration of SNAX Creator-2
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For example, assume that SNAX Creator-2 was configured on startup with the
following RUN command run options and startup parameters:
RUN $SYSTEM.SXCRE.CREOBJ
/ NAME $CREA
, CPU 10
, NOWAIT /
BACKUPCPU 11
, LOG $TERM
, CONFIG $DATA.SXCRE.MYFIG
In this configuration, the LOG parameter specifies that log messages be sent to $TERM.
The following example alters the configuration to suppress the logging of messages:
ALTER SUBSYS $CREA, LOG
The following example changes the designation of the backup CPU from 11 to 12:
ALTER SUBSYS $CREA, BCPU 12
The following example specifies $0 as the EMS collector file:
ALTER SUBSYS $CREA, EMS $0
Changing the Primary CPU
Designation
The CPU run option of the RUN startup command designates the number of the
primary CPU in which SNAX Creator-2 is to execute. The BACKUPCPU startup
parameter of the RUN command specifies the identity of the backup CPU. The
PRIMARY command causes the primary and backup CPUs to exchange roles.
For example, if CPU 10 is designated as the primary CPU, and CPU 12 is the backup
CPU, the following command causes CPU 12 to become the primary CPU and CPU 10
to become the backup CPU:
PRIMARY SUBSYS $CREA, 12
Modifying SNAX
Creator-2 Objects
This subsection provides an overview of the how to use SCF commands to modify the
SNAX Creator-2 configuration database. The command syntax is provided in Section
4, “SCF Commands for SNAX Creator-2.”
Adding New Objects The ADD command is used to add new APPL, ENTRY, and SU objects to the
configuration database. Adding objects is discussed in the earlier subsection
“Configuring SNAX Creator-2 Objects.”
Altering Object Attributes The ALTER command is used to modify the values of specified attributes of existing
APPL, ENTRY, and SU objects.
For example, assume that an APPL object is defined as follows:
ADD APPL $CREA.C-mytacl
, METHOD TACL
, CPUS "0 1 2 3 4 5 6"
, SYSTEM "\node1 \node2 \node3"
, SEGVOL $data