Subsystem Control Point (SCP) Management Programming Manual

Communicating With an SCP Process
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Starting an SCP Process Using the RUN Command
AUTOSTOP time [ HRS | MINS | SECS ]
specifies how long the SCP process waits before stopping itself if another process
does not open it. Select time from these values:
If you omit this parameter, the default value for time is 0. If you specify time as
anything less than five minutes (300 seconds), time is adjusted to be five minutes
(300 seconds).
COLLECTOR process-name
specifies the primary event collector for the process. If you omit this parameter, the
collector named $0 on the local node is used. If the COLLECTOR parameter is
included without an accompanying process-name argument, no event messages are
sent to the primary collector.
COLLECTOR-1 process-name
COLLECTOR-2 process-name
COLLECTOR-3 process-name
specifies an alternate event collector (1, 2, or 3, respectively) for the process. If you
omit this parameter or include it without an accompanying process-name argument,
no event messages are sent to the corresponding alternate collector.
DATAPAGES pages
specifies the total amount of storage allocated for use as general dynamic memory.
Select pages from these values:
Memory is allocated in even numbers of pages. If you specify an odd value for
pages, it is rounded up by 1.
-1 The SCP process runs until it is explicitly stopped.
0 The SCP process stops after the last requester closes it (default).
1…9999 HRS The SCP process runs for the specified number of hours after the
last requester closes it, then stops itself.
5…9999 MINS The SCP process runs for the specified number of minutes after
the last requester closes it, then stops itself.
300…9999 [SECS] The SCP process runs for the specified number of seconds after
the last requester closes it, then stops itself.
0 lets the SCP process allocate data pages dynamically (default).
1…65280 requests allocation of a specific number of 2048-byte pages.