Telserv Manual

Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) for Telserv
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PROCESS Object
are to be changed and what the new value is to be. Details on the required syntax for
each command you can use with the Telserv subsystem are provided in Appendix C,
SCF Command Syntax.
PROCESS Object
A PROCESS is a subsystem that implements the Telserv protocol.
Naming Conventions for the Object
Starting the Telserv process involves specifying a name that you will later use in your
management commands. The name you assign must conform to the following
conventions
When you issue the TACL RUN command, the object name you assign to the process
object must be unique for all processes on the same NonStop system.
The name must start with a dollar sign ($), and can be followed by up to five
alphanumeric characters. The first character following the dollar sign must be a letter.
For example:
$A1234
If the process is to be accessed from remote NonStop systems over an Expand
network, the name must start with the dollar sign ($) and can be followed by four
alphanumeric characters. The first character following the dollar sign must be a letter.
For example:
$A123
SERVICE Object
A SERVICE allows users to configure and inquire about aspects of their Telserv
service.
Naming Conventions for the Object
Adding SERVICE objects involves specifying names that you will later use in your
management commands. The names you assign must conform to the following
conventions
When you assign an object name to a service object, you must assign a unique name
to each service using the same Telserv process.
The name can be up to eight alphanumeric characters in length. The first character
must be a letter. The name “EXIT” and names starting with “Z” are reserved for internal
use. For example:
S1234567