TMF Reference Manual (G06.26+)

TMFCOM Commands
HP NonStop TMF Reference Manual—522418-003
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OPEN SERVER
Examples
The following OPEN SERVER command establishes a connection between an existing
TMFSERVE process and the current TMFCOM process. The TMFSERVE process is
named $SERVE and runs on the same node as your current TMFCOM process:
TMF 61> OPEN SERVER $SERVE
The STATUS SERVER command displays the activity of the currently open
TMFSERVE process, $SERVE:
TMF 62> STATUS SERVER
TMF Server Status:
System: \FOXII (147)
Date-Time: 12-Dec-2003 01:09:30
Process $SERVE (6,91)
Creator ID: (8,21)
Process ID: (8,21)
Priority: 125
Object Name: \FOXII.$SYSTEM.SYS00.TMFSERVE
HomeTerm: \TSII.$ZTN1A
Swap Volume: $SYSTEM
Version: TMFSERVE - T8694G07 - (24NOV2003 - TMF)
The next OPEN SERVER command creates a new TMFSERVE process and
establishes a connection between this process and the current TMFCOM process.
The new TMSERVE process, named $SV02, runs on Processor 3 on the same node
as your TMFCOM, with an execution priority of 150:
TMF 63> OPEN SERVER $SV02, CPU 3, PRI 150
The last OPEN SERVER command establishes communication between your TMCOM
process and an existing TMFSERVE server on a remote node. The TMFSERVE
process is named $SV03 and runs on the node named \DENVER:
TMF 64> OPEN SERVER \DENVER.$SV03