Spooler Plus Utilities Reference Manual

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A SPOOL Program
The SPOOL program is used to run the spooler supervisor as part of coldstarting and
warmstarting the spooler. This appendix describes the following topics:
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Running the SPOOL Program on page A-1
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EMS Collector DEFINE on page A-4
Running the SPOOL Program
You can run the SPOOL program by entering the following command at the TACL
prompt:
IN control-filename
specifies a file that contains the names and attributes of the processes, locations,
and devices that make up the system. The file name control-filename has
the same form as a disk file name except that you specify at most seven letters or
digits; the supervisor appends a single digit (0-9) to the specified control-
filename to create a unique file name. See Considerations on page A-3 for more
information.
OUT [ log-file ]
is the name of the device, process, or disk file where the spooler logs messages.
If this parameter is omitted or if for some reason the supervisor cannot
communicate with the specified log file, messages are logged on the system
console ($0). For example, if the log file is a disk file that does not exist or was not
created, messages are logged to the system console.
If OUT is present but log-file is omitted, $0 is assumed to be the log file.
NAME $supervisor-process
is the process name of the supervisor. The name $SPLS is recommended but not
mandatory.
PRI execution-priority
is the execution priority of the supervisor. The range is 1 through 199. Specifying
a value greater than 199 causes the supervisor to run at priority 199.
SPOOL /IN control-filename[.OUT [ log-file ] ]
, NAME $supervisor-process
[, PRI execution-priority ]
[, CPU primary-cpu ]
/ [ backup-cpu [ ,coldstart-parameters ] |
R[EBUILD] [, backup-cpu ] ,coldstart-parameters ]