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

PATHMON and PATHCOM Startup Commands
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Starting PATHCOM
PRI number
specifies the execution priority of the PATHMON process.
number can be a value from 1 through 199. If you omit this parameter, the
default is one less than the priority of the TACL command interpreter. If there
is an active $CMON on the system, the default is the priority $CMON assigns.
Examples
These commands start the PATHMON process using various parameters:
PATHMON /NAME $POM, NOWAIT, CPU 3/
PATHMON /NAME $PAT, NOWAIT/
PATHMON /NAME $PUT, NOWAIT, CPU 7, INSPECT ON, OUT $TERM1/
Starting PATHCOM
PATHCOM is the process that provides the interactive command interface to the
PATHMON process. You start a PATHCOM process after first starting the PATHMON
process. The name of the PATHCOM object file is $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.PATHCOM.
Start a PATHCOM process by entering the PATHCOM command through the TACL
command interpreter and specifying a PATHMON process name.
run-option
is one of the TACL RUN [D] command run options. For details about the RUN [D]
run options, see the TACL Reference Manual .
IN command-file
specifies a file from which commands are read. The command file can contain
the Pathway configuration (that is, the PATHCOM commands that establish
characteristics for the Pathway environment, the terminals, the TCPs, and the
server classes). PATHCOM reads 132-byte records from the specified file until
an end-of-file character or an EXIT command is encountered.
PATHCOM [ / run-option [ , run-option ]... / ]
[ pathmon-name [ ; command [ ; command ]... ] ]
run-option is:
IN command-file
OUT list-file
CPU number
NAME $process-name
NOWAIT
PRI number