TRANSFER Installation and Management Guide

System Installation Procedures
068837, Update 1 to 013198 Tandem Computers Incorporated 6–13
Example
Here is an example of how you run the CDCMDEF program:
1> RUN CDCMDEF /OUT $S.#cmout,NOWAIT/ trancnfg
This command specifies that program CDCMDEF resides on the TRANSFER user-
DSV, and that define file DEFINECM resides on subvolume TRANCNFG. In this
example the TRANSFER user-DSV is the current default subvolume. CDCMDEF
writes the generated files to subvolume TRANCNFG and the listing to the spooler file
#CMOUT. NOWAIT returns immediate control to the terminal while execution
continues. CDCMDEF checks input data for required parameters and performs
parameter checking. If CDCMDEF finds input errors, CDCMDEF issues a message to
the listing file. If CDCMDEF execution results in errors, make the indicated
corrections in the DEFINECM file and rerun CDCMDEF. Continue this process until
execution results in this message: “CDCMDEF finished successfully.”
CDCMDEF generates the files that other TRANSFER installation procedures
automatically use for configuring, starting, and stopping PS MAIL TTY. The files
generated in the configuration subvolume are:
GCMCNFG, which contains the PATHWAY configurations for the TTY-TISERV
and TTY-G-FILE server classes
GCMUPDT, which contains TACL macros that use FUP to duplicate PS MAIL
object file and the G9130CFG configuration file to the system subvolumes
specified in DEFINECM. GCMUPDT is invoked once for each definition or
redefinition.
GCMSTOP, which contains GUARDIAN 90 command interpreter commands to
stop server processes
G9130CFG, which contains a configuration for PS MAIL TTY that CDCMDEF uses
as a template to create the T9130CFG files
A CDCMDEF run creates a PSMAIL object file and a T9130CFG file on the system
subvolumes you specified in the PS MAIL TTY define file (DEFINECM). These copied
files are secured NONO.
If you specify that PS MAIL TTY is to start either TISERV or GFSERV, CDCMDEF
creates the following files on the subvolume specified in define file DEFINECM:
TISERV, which contains a copy of the TISERV server owned by the user ID under
which TRANSFER runs. This file has the security OONO with the PROGID flag
set. PROGID specifies that the owner ID be used as the process’s accessor ID
when TISERV is started by PS MAIL TTY.
GFSERV, which contains a copy of the GFSERV server owned by the user ID
under which TRANSFER runs. This file has the security OONO with the PROGID
flag set. PROGID specifies that the owner ID be used as the process’s accessor ID
when GFSERV is started by PS MAIL TTY.
PS MAIL TTY Definition Procedure