SNAX Creator-2 Configuration and Control Manual

Inquiring About the SNAX Creator2 Subsystem
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The following ALTER APPL command increases the number of CPUs and changes the
disk new TACL applications use from $data to $data1:
ALTER APPL $CREA.C-mytacl
, CPUS "0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8"
, SEGVOL $data1
For this example, assume that an SU object is defined as follows:
ADD SU $CREA.$SSCP.#cre
, PASSWORD abcdef
, NAMERULE PLUNAME
, PLUNAME billing
The following command sequence changes the PLU name:
STOP SU $CREA.$SSCP.#cre
ALTER SU $CREA.$SSCP.#cre
, PLUNAME billing2
START SU $CREA.#cre
The following command sequence changes the password:
STOP SU $CREA.$SSCP.#cre
ALTER SU $CREA.$SSCP.#cre
, PASSWORD bcdefg
START SU $CREA.#cre
Note The ALTER SUBSYS command is used to modify the characteristics of the SNAX Creator-2 subsystem.
These characteristics are initially assigned by the RUN command run options and param statements, as
described earlier in this section under “Starting SNAX Creator-2.” For information on altering the
characteristics of the SNAX Creator-2 subsystem, see “Modifying the SNAX Creator-2 Subsystem,” earlier
in this section.
Deleting Objects The DELETE command is used to delete APPL, ENTRY, and SU objects from the
subsystem. DELETE SUBSYS SUB ALL deletes all APPL, ENTRY, and SU objects
subordinate to the SUBSYS object. When an SU is deleted, subordinate
CONNECTION objects are deleted as well when all outstanding work is complete.
The following command sequence deletes an SU named $CREA.$SSCP.#cre:
STOP SU $CREA.$SSCP.#cre
DELETE SU $CREA.$SSCP.#cre
Inquiring About the
SNAX Creator-2
Subsystem
This subsection provides an overview of the SCF commands that are used to inquire
about the characteristics of the SNAX Creator-2 subsystem (the SUBSYS object).