SNAX/HLS Configuration and Control Manual

Starting SNAX/HLS
Operating SNAX/HLS
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ABEND^ON^ERROR NO is equivalent to DEBUGONERROR YES
BACKUPCPU. Specifies the identity of the backup CPU. This parameter can be specified
with or without the keyword. If omitted (or specified as -1), the HLS server process
runs without a backup. The following examples are equivalent.
BACKUPCPU 7,...
7,...
The abbreviated form is defined so that the conventional startup sequence can be
supported as shown in the following example:
RUN /xxx...,CPU 2/ 3...
BACKUPDEBUG. Specifies whether the backup should be initiated with debugging.
Users should be careful in the use of this parameter since it defeats the normal nonstop
takeover attributes of the system. It is primarily present to permit Tandem support
staff to debug the backup process.
To enable BACKUPDEBUG, use TRUE, ON, or YES. To disable this parameter, use
FALSE, OFF, or NO. The default setting is FALSE.
BACKUP^CPU. Is retained for compatibility with earlier versions of SNAX/HLS. Users
are encouraged to use the BACKUPCPU or numeric parameter.
CHARMAPFILE. Names the file in which the mapping tables exist. The default file is
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.ZCHARMAP. This file only has to exist if a mapping is to be used
that is other than the standard ASCII-to-EBCDIC mapping.
CHARMAPNAME. Names the default character map for the SNAX/HLS process. If
present, the map must exist in the current character-mapping file. Once a default
character map is selected for the process, the standard translation, (ASCII-to-EBCDIC)
becomes unavailable.
COLLECTOR. Allows you to specify the identity of the primary EMS collector. If
omitted, the collector named $0 on the local node is used. If you use the parameter
with no arguments, event generation to this collector is suppressed.
COLLECTOR-1. Specifies the identity of alternate EMS collector number 1. If this
parameter is omitted or used with no arguments, output to this collector will be
suppressed.
COLLECTOR-2. Specifies the identity of alternate EMS collector number 2. If this
parameter is omitted or used with no arguments, output to this collector will be
suppressed.
COLLECTOR-3. Specifies the identity of alternate EMS collector number 3. If this
parameter is omitted or used with no arguments, output to this collector will be
suppressed.
DATAPAGES. Specifies the total amount of storage allocated for use as general dynamic
memory. It is expressed in units of pages (one page is equivalent to 2,048 bytes).
The special value 0 is used to specify that the subsystem should allocate data pages
dynamically. This mode of operation allows the subsystem to allocate disk space as