SNAX Creator-2 Configuration and Control Manual

ALTER APPL Command
SCF Commands for SNAX Creator-2
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object-name
is an APPL object name, as described in Section 3, “Objects for SNAX Creator-2.”
general-attribute-spec
is a list of attributes, with the new values to be assigned to them, that can apply
regardless of the method selected at logon.
pathway-attribute-spec
is a list of attributes, with the new values to be assigned to them, that are used
only if the value of the attribute METHOD at logon is PATHWAY. Otherwise, these
attributes are ignored.
tacl-attribute-spec
is a list of attributes, with the new values to be assigned to them, that are used
only if the value of the attribute METHOD at logon is TACL. Otherwise, these
attributes are ignored.
server-attribute-spec
is a list of attributes, with the new values to be assigned to them, that are used
only if the value of the attribute METHOD at logon is SERVER. Otherwise, these
attributes are ignored.
All attributes are described in Section 5, “Attributes and Built-in Functions for
SNAX Creator-2.”
Consideration
Changes made with the ALTER APPL command take effect with the next activation of
the application.
Examples
In the following examples, $CREA is the name of the SNAX Creator-2 subsystem.
The first example shows how to alter the MAXARGS, PROGRAM, and PATHMON
attributes of a Pathway application MYPATH:
ALTER APPL $CREA.C-MYPATH, MAXARGS, PROGRAM MYPROG, &
PATHMON $PWY
The next example shows how to alter the CPUS attribute of MYAPPL:
ALTER APPL $CREA.C-MYAPPL, CPUS "0 3 5"
The following example uses an asterisk (*) as a wild-card designator to alter the CPUS
attributes of all applications that start with the letters C-MY:
ALTER APPL $CREA.C-MY*, CPUS "0 3 5"