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тАО12-16-2008 12:46 PM
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тАО12-16-2008 01:04 PM
тАО12-16-2008 01:04 PM
Re: DTSS
Perhaps:
show system /process = *dtss*
Somewhat crude:
ALP $ set time = 15:03
%SET-E-NOTSET, error modifying time
-SYSTEM-E-TIMENOTSET, time service enabled; enter a time service command to update the time
There are probably good ways, too.
show system /process = *dtss*
Somewhat crude:
ALP $ set time = 15:03
%SET-E-NOTSET, error modifying time
-SYSTEM-E-TIMENOTSET, time service enabled; enter a time service command to update the time
There are probably good ways, too.
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тАО12-16-2008 02:18 PM
тАО12-16-2008 02:18 PM
Re: DTSS
$ MC NCL SHOW DTSS STATE
should show you whether DTSS is defined at all (if not, you get an "entity class not supported" or similar message), and if, whether it is enabled (running).
This is at least true for the various incarnations of DECnet Phase V, DECnet/OSI and DECnet-Plus (different names for the same product across several versions). If you are using DECnet Phase 5 Extensions on (Open)VMS/VAX 5.x, I'm not sure how you'd exactly check for DTSS presence. Scanning SHOW SYSTEM output (as the previous post suggests) would probably help.
HTH,
Hans.
should show you whether DTSS is defined at all (if not, you get an "entity class not supported" or similar message), and if, whether it is enabled (running).
This is at least true for the various incarnations of DECnet Phase V, DECnet/OSI and DECnet-Plus (different names for the same product across several versions). If you are using DECnet Phase 5 Extensions on (Open)VMS/VAX 5.x, I'm not sure how you'd exactly check for DTSS presence. Scanning SHOW SYSTEM output (as the previous post suggests) would probably help.
HTH,
Hans.
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тАО12-16-2008 02:34 PM
тАО12-16-2008 02:34 PM
Solution
There are a number of logical names defined when DTSS is running. I have code that determines if DTSS is running by the existence of logical name DTSS$_SERVICE_ACTIVE in the system logical name table.
$ IF F$TRNLNM("DTSS$_SERVICE_ACTIVE").NES.""
$ THEN
...
You can find other useful things like the host it's synching from. See $ SHOW LOGICAL DTSS$*
You could also look for the existence of DTSS processes.
$ ctx = ""
$ temp = F$CONTEXT ("PROCESS", ctx, "PRCNAM", "DTSS$*","EQL")
$ IF F$PID(ctx).NES."" THEN (at least one DTSS$ process exists)
when finished, clean up context
$ IF F$TYPE(ctx) .eqs. "PROCESS_CONTEXT" THEN temp = F$CONTEXT ("PROCESS", ctx, "CANCEL")
$ IF F$TRNLNM("DTSS$_SERVICE_ACTIVE").NES.""
$ THEN
...
You can find other useful things like the host it's synching from. See $ SHOW LOGICAL DTSS$*
You could also look for the existence of DTSS processes.
$ ctx = ""
$ temp = F$CONTEXT ("PROCESS", ctx, "PRCNAM", "DTSS$*","EQL")
$ IF F$PID(ctx).NES."" THEN (at least one DTSS$ process exists)
when finished, clean up context
$ IF F$TYPE(ctx) .eqs. "PROCESS_CONTEXT" THEN temp = F$CONTEXT ("PROCESS", ctx, "CANCEL")
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тАО12-16-2008 04:56 PM
тАО12-16-2008 04:56 PM
Re: DTSS
Good recommendations from all. Much thanks.
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