HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 318)

COUP and PUP Interfaces
HP NonStop Storage Management Foundation User's Guide—523562-008
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DELETE Command
listfile
is the file to which you want COUP to send its output. The file can be a disk file, a
tape file, a printer, or a process. The default listfile is your home terminal.
PROCESS
identifies the default COUP object as PROCESS.
DELETE Command
The DELETE command deletes an OSCONFIG entry for one or more processes that
are not running. To delete the entry for a process that is currently executing, use the
STOP command before using the DELETE command. Only members associated with
the super-group (255,
n ) can execute the DELETE command.
listfile
is the file to which you want COUP to send its output. The file can be a disk file, a
tape file, a printer, or a process. The default listfile is your home terminal.
stopped-process-name-spec
identifies one or more processes whose OSCONFIG entry you want to delete.
$process-name
is the name of a stopped process.
*
indicates you want to delete OSCONFIG entries for all stopped processes.
INFO Command
The INFO command retrieves information about attributes associated with an
OSCONFIG entry for one or more processes. If the process is running, you can also
use this command to retrieve information about attributes of the running process. You
need no special privileges to execute the INFO command.
DELETE [/OUT listfile/] [PROCESS] stopped-process-name-spec
{ $process-name |
($process-name [,$process-name]) |
*
}
INFO [/OUT listfile/] [PROCESS] process-name-spec
[,qualifier]...
[,STATUS | ,DETAIL]