HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 79)

State Modifier
Modifiers
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Examples
If TCP1 is a Pathway TCP and $PMUK is its Pathway manager process, the following
command aborts the Pathway terminals under $PMUK that are pending. The
command does not stop TCP1. (NOT-UP also includes terminals that are down, but
the ABORT command does not affect objects that are already down.)
ABORT TCP1 UNDER $PMUK, SUBONLY, NOT-UP
The following command starts any of the SNAX lines \PARIS.$SATM,
\BERLIN.$SATM, and $SATM (on the local node) that are down. If the SNAX line is
started, so are its subordinate PUs and LUs.
START \PARIS.$SATM \BERLIN.$SATM $SATM, DOWN
In the following example, PARIS is a group. The command displays one line of status
information for each object in the group that is either up or pending. It also reports
status information for all objects subordinate to the members of PARIS that are either
up or pending.
STATUS PARIS, NOT-DOWN