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Installing and Configuring the Nomadic Disk
Manager
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Nomadic Disk Manager Configuration Statements
PROCESS Statement
The Nomadic Disk Manager executes and communicates with several utilities. Use the
PROCESS statement to control where a specified utility executes and at what priority.
Each utility can have its own PROCESS statement, though none is required. Any utility
that does not have a PROCESS statement is started in the processor in which the
Nomadic Disk Manager TACL process is running, with a priority of one less than the
priority of the Manager TACL process.
proc-type
specifies the utility and is:
{FUP | SCF | SWCI }
cpu-spec
specifies the processor where the utility should run and is one of:
pri-spec
specifies the priority for the utility and is one of:
PROCESS proc-type CPU cpu-spec , PRI pri-spec
* Specifies the processor running the TACL process should be
used.
cpu Is an unsigned integer specifying the processor number.
{+|-} int Is a signed integer specifying a processor number relative to the
processor in which the TACL process is running.
Wraparound is supported; that is, if the TACL process is
executing in processor 2 of a four-processor system, a value of
CPU +2 results in processor number 0.
* Specifies the same priority as the TACL process.
pri Is an unsigned integer specifying the priority. Valid values are 1
through 199.
{+|-} int Is a signed integer specifying the priority relative to the priority of
the TACL process. Valid values for
int are 1 through 100.
If the resulting priority is less than 1, the Manager sets it to 1. If
it is greater than 199, the Manager sets it to 199.