TS/MP Management Programming Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

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1 Introduction

This manual describes the management programming interface to the Pathway

subsystem provided by the NonStop Transaction Services (TS/MP) product. It

describes how to use programmatic commands in a management application to

configure TS/MP objects that support transaction-processing servers, how to monitor

the status and performance of these objects, and how to handle error and event

messages returned by the Pathway subsystem.

Which Sections Do You Need?

This manual is organized into logical groups of information for easy reference.

Table 1-1 is a descriptive map indicating which sections are relevant to particular

operating environments.

Note. This manual combines into one publication information about the TS/MP product that

previously appeared in the D30.02 versions of the NonStop TS/MP and Pathway Management

Programming Commands Manual and the NonStop TS/MP and Pathway Management

Programming Messages Manual

This manual describes the objects created and controlled by the TS/MP product, which support

servers in a Pathway subsystem. Objects that support requesters in a Pathway subsystem,

which are controlled by the Pathway/iTS product, are described in a separate manual set. For

more information about those objects, see the Pathway/iTS Management Programming

Manual.

Table 1-1. Configuration and Manual Correspondences

If Your Configuration

Includes… You Need… To Perform these actions…

Pathway subsystem Section 8

Section 8

Start the PATHMON process

Manage the Pathway subsystem (the

PATHMON process and all objects controlled

by it)

SPI management

interface

Section 2

Section 3

Sections 4-7

Sections 10-

Sections 15-

Section 17

Learn how to do management programming

Learn TS/MP-specific programming

information

Look up definitions of command and response

tokens

Look up event and error messages

See management programming examples

See error-handling examples

Servers Section 9 Define and control SERVER objects