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

SERVER Commands
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SET SERVER Command
In addition, environment variable names (name) cannot contain an equal sign (=).
(The first equal sign PATHCOM encounters is used as the delimiter for the
environment variable name.) However, an equal sign can be included in the value.
For example, to specify an environment variable named env1 having a value of
abc=cba, enter the command as follows:
SET SERVER ENV env1=abc=cba
For a discussion of when to use parentheses, see the subsection Command
Format on page 8-5.
This attribute is valid for OSS server processes only.
GUARDIAN-LIB file-name
specifies the name of the user library object file that contains additional server
code space and procedures that can be shared among servers. If you supply a
value for this attribute, the operating system uses this file name and the file named
in the PROGRAM attribute to access the server code. For example:
SET SERVER PROGRAM $DATA.WORK.SRVOBJ
SET SERVER GUARDIAN-LIB $DATA.WORK.SRVLIB
In this example, whoever starts the PATHMON process must have WRITE and
EXECUTE access to the server object file.
If you omit this attribute, the operating system accesses all of the server code,
including the user library object file, through the file that you define with the
PROGRAM attribute.
Defaults for file name expansion are based on values you specify for the CMDVOL
command and the SET PATHWAY NODEINDEPENDENT attribute. See the
command descriptions in CMDVOL Command on page 10-3 and SET PATHWAY
Command on page 11-12.
After starting a server process, the operating system modifies the server object file
to point to the user library object file.
You can set the server user library file using the TACL RUN command or using the
Binder program development tool. For more information, see the Binder Manual .
This attribute is valid for Guardian and OSS server processes.
Note. Due to the extra characters required by PATHCOM to embed blanks, quotes, commas,
and semicolons, it is possible for the input buffer to be larger than the 24,000-character
maximum. In such cases, PATHCOM allows 500 additional bytes in the input buffer.