TS/MP Supplement for Limits Relief (G06.26+)

is not functional in this version of TS/MP; it is reserved for future use.
Usage Notes.
This command creates the BCINI file in $SYSTEM.SYSnn or in the default volume. The
BCINI file contains the SCF configuration for the ACS subsystem. If a BCINI file
already exists from a previous ADD command, the ADD command fails because only
one ACS object can exist in a system.
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Before the ADD command is executed, all ACS messages are sent to $0.●
Any given attribute can appear only once in an ADD command.●
The state of an ACS object after being added is DEFINED.●
Examples.
The following command adds an ACS object to the local \MARS system:
ADD ACS $ZACS, DOMAIN "MARS" , &
ALL , ENABLE , &
LOG1 $VOL1.LOGFILES.LOG1:"EMS":"ALL" , &
LOG2 $VOL1.LOGFILES.LOG2:"TEXT":"ERROR", &
ACSCTL $SYSTEM.ZACS.ACSCTL
The following command adds an ACS object to the remote system \PLUTO:
ADD ACS \PLUTO.$ZACS, DOMAIN "PLUTO" , &
ALL , ENABLE , &
LOG1 \PLUTO.$VOL9.LOGFILES.LOG1:"EMS":"ALL" , &
LOG2 \PLUTO.$VOL9.LOGFILES.LOG2:"TEXT":"ERROR" , &
ACSCTL \PLUTO.$SYSTEM.ZACS.ACSCTL
ALTER
Use the ALTER command to modify the configuration of an existing ACS subsystem. This
command changes only the attributes specified in the command; the values for all unspecified
attributes remain unchanged.
The ALTER command modifies the ACS subsystem configuration file (BCINI). The new
configuration values are retained until they are modified by another ALTER command.
Note: Before issuing this command, you must do the following:
Stop the TS/MP server classes and PATHMON process.1.
Stop the ACS subsystem.2.
This is a sensitive command.