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clipboard file
Glossary
clipboard file. An EDIT file to which you can copy selected lines from a ViewPoint display
screen. You, or a management application program, can then access the selected lines of
text in that file at some later time. Copying to the clipboard file is called clipping.
command. A demand for action by or information from a subsystem, or the operation
demanded by an operator or application. A command is typically conveyed as an
interprocess message from an application to a subsystem.
configuration file. A file that contains only configuration data. The ViewPoint application
has configuration files for status and for events, and there may be several of each. An
operator selects the desired configuration file by entering its name in the appropriate
field in the Profile screen. When the operator exits from the Profile screen, the data in
the named file is the new configuration for all status and event screens that are
subsequently displayed.
control and inquiry. Those aspects of object management related to the state or
configuration of an object. Such aspects include actions that affect the state or
configuration of an object, inquiries about the object, and commands pertaining to the
session environment (for example, commands that set default values for the session).
Compare Event management.
critical event. An event designated as critical to the operation of the system or network. Each
subsystem determines what set of events generated by that subsystem should be
designated as critical. The default event-message filter delivered with the ViewPoint
application classifies events as critical if they contain an EMS emphasis token
(ZEMS-TKN-EMPHASIS) with a value of TRUE. This filter can be altered by the user.
Define Process library. A set of TACL routines that allows the user to run background server
processes—that is, server processes that continue running until they are explicitly
stopped—so that management applications can send commands to a number of
subsystems without the overhead of creating a new server process for each command.
The library includes routines to define run parameters for a background process, to start
and stop the process, to manage its input and output, and to clear the input queue or the
output queue for the process.
display type. The name of a status item that is available from a particular status server.
Distributed Systems Management (DSM). A set of software tools that facilitates
management of NonStop systems and Expand networks. These tools include the
ViewPoint console application, the Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) for data-
communications subsystems, the Subsystem Programmatic Interface (SPI), EMS, the
Distributed Name Service (DNS), and token-oriented programmatic interfaces to the
management processes for various Tandem subsystems.
distributor. An EMS process that distributes event messages from event log files to specific
processes in the ViewPoint application. The application uses two kinds of distributors:
forwarding event distributors, which forward event messages from remote nodes to a
network control node, and consumer distributors, which distribute event messages to an
event collection server. The consumer distributors are identified in the ViewPoint
Glossary -2
131360 — Define Process Manual
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