TMF Reference Manual (G06.26+)

TMFCOM Commands

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ADD RESOURCEMANAGER

The ADD RESOURCEMANAGER command adds one or more recoverable resource

managers to the resource manager directory.

rm-name

is the name of the recoverable resource manager to be added to the directory.

This name can contain a maximum of 128 characters; the first character must be a

letter, and the others can be alphanumeric or any of the following special

characters:

$ _ - ^ @ &

Names that begin with ZZ-VOLATILE- are not allowed in this parameter. Names

containing adjoining hyphens (--) are not allowed, although names using multiple

hyphens separated by one or more intervening characters are legal. (TMFCOM

interprets two consecutive hyphens as the start of a comment.) Thus, the name

“ALPHA--1” is not permitted, but “ALPHA-N-1” is allowed.

username

specifies the user name, in the format group-name.user-name, of the user who

owns the resource manager. This identifier restricts the set of users who can open

or remove the resource manager from the directory: only processes running under

this user name or the super user group can open or remove the resource manager.

userid

specifies the user id, in the format (group-id,user-id), of the user who owns the

resource manager. This identifier restricts the set of users who can open or

remove the resource manager from the directory: only processes running under

this user ID or the super user group can open or remove the resource manager.

Security Restrictions

You can issue the ADD RESOURCEMANAGER command only if you are a member of

the super user group.

ADD {RESOURCEMANAGER | RM} {rm-name }

{(rm-name [,rm-name]...)}

,OWNER {username | userid}

where username is:

group-name.user-name

and userid is:

(group-id,user-id)