TS/MP Management Programming Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)
Server Class Commands
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ADD SCPARAM
Tokens in Response Buffer
For ADD SCDEFINE, common error values for ZSPI-TKN-RETCODE are:
For descriptions of all error-token values and their associated error lists, see
Section 10, Event Management.
Server Class DEFINE Definitions
A server process context includes any DEFINE definitions that you specified using the
ADD SCDEFINE command and a _DEFAULTS DEFINE automatically generated by
the PATHMON process for values you did not specify. You can create DEFINEs to
specify the default volume and subvolume for a server process and to specify files
used by the server.
You can specify the default volume and subvolume for a server class by using the
ZDEFAULTVOLUME field in the ADD SC codmmand or the VOLUME attribute of
_DEFAULTS DEFINE. If you do not specify _DEFAULTS DEFINE, the PATHMON
process uses the volume and subvolume you specified in the ZDEFAULTVOLUME
field. If you assign both a _DEFAULTS DEFINE and a ZDEFAULTVOLUME value, the
PATHMON process ensures that these values correspond. If you add or replace
_DEFAULTS DEFINE, the ZDEFAULTVOLUME value changes. Similarly, altering the
value of ZDEFAULTVOLUME changes the VOLUME attribute of _DEFAULTS
DEFINE.
For more information about DEFINEs, see the TACL Reference Manual and the
Guardian User’s Guide. For examples on how to add a DEFINE to a Pathway
subsystem server class and obtain information about a DEFINE, see Section 16,
Server Class DEFINE Examples.
ADD SCPARAM
Use the ADD SCPARAM command to assign a string value to a parameter name. All
SCPARAM values are bundled into a single PARAM message for the associated SC
object.
Continuation
You cannot use continuation with this command to add all parameters; you must
explicitly add each parameter by name.
Error
Number Error Token Description
1012 ZPWY-ERR-PM-DUPNAME A DEFINE message that has the same name
as the name assigned to ZDEFINE already
exists.
1109 ZPWY-ERR-PM-
TOOMANYSCDEFINE
The value specified for ZMAXDEFINES was
reached.