Spooler Plus Utilities Reference Manual

SPOOL Program
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EMS Collector DEFINE
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The REBUILD option causes the supervisor to rebuild the spooler control files.
One symptom of a corrupted control file is a corrupted job map. This can be seen
if you warmstart a spooler and find a listing for a job 0 when you execute the JOB
command (indicating that the new spooler has a corrupted job map).
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If a recovery from control-file corruption is to be done during a SPOOL REBUILD
operation, the coldstart parameters specified in the command string must be the
same as those values that were specified when the spooler was coldstarted.
Examples
1. To create the spooler supervisor process, specifying a maximum of 65534 jobs and
32765 locations and no more than 128 devices, 10 collectors, 10 print processes,
12 fonts, and 500 batch jobs, enter:
6> SPOOL / IN $MKT.SPL.SPL, OUT $0, NAME $SPLS, NOWAIT, &
7> PRI 147, CPU 0/1, 65534, 32765, 128, 10, 10, 12, 500
2. To recover from a corrupted spooler control file, enter
8> SPOOL / IN $MKT.SPL.SPL, OUT $0, NAME $SPLS, NOWAIT, &
9> PRI 147, CPU 0/REBUILD, 4, 65534, 32765, 128, 10,& 10> 10,
12, 500
3. To warmstart a spooler, retaining the original specifications for maximum coldstart
parameters except to increase the number of devices to the maximum (255), enter
11> SPOOL / IN $MKT.SPL.SPL, OUT $0, NAME $SPLS, NOWAIT, &
12> &PRI 147, CPU 0/REBUILD, 4, 65534, 32765, 255,&
13> 10,10,12, 500
EMS Collector DEFINE
The destination process name for the EMS event messages from all spooler
components is established with a DEFINE provided by the process that runs SPOOL.
The define is established for a particular EMS collector process with the following
command:
ADD DEFINE =_EMS_COLLECTOR, FILE $process-name
If no define exists, the event messages will be directed to $0.