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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions

Consumer Command Descriptions

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Is the priority at which the Consumer runs. The number can be from 1 to

199. If omitted, the default is a priority of 10 less than the priority of

AUDMON.

PROCESS [ \systemname. ] $cons_name

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Version Version Values Default Value Specifications Alter

1.000 None Valid process name (include NODE) No

Client Server Extended Open Target

This required parameter is the process name of the Consumer on start-up.

PROGRAM [ \system.$volume.subvolume ] filename

Initial Changed

Version Version Values Default Value Specifications Alter

1.000 5.002 AUDCONSN Valid program file name No

Client Server Extended Open Target

Is the name of the Consumer object file. As of version 5.002,

AUDCONSN will now be used by default as the program file name, as

opposed to AUDCONS which was the default previously. It can be fully

qualified with the volume and subvolume names. Unless otherwise

specified, the volume and subvolume names are the same as the location

of the object file for AUDMON.

Note: HP Shadowbase delivers both CISC/AXCEL and native mode

versions of the Consumer object code. The native mode Consumer

is substantially more efficient (uses less CPU resources) than the

non-native compiled (and then AXCEL’d) Consumer object. This is

especially true for environments where substantial User Exit

processing is being done. HP Shadowbase highly recommends

that customers use the native-mode Consumer in their

environments (these are the object files called AUDCONSN).

PULSECLOCKADJ <microseconds>

Initial Changed

Version Version Values Default Minimum Maximum Alter

3.990 0 -2147483647 2147483647 Yes

Client Server Extended Open Target

It is possible that AUDMON runs on a different HP NonStop node than a

Consumer, or a Consumer runs on a different node than a Collector. In

the event that there is a discrepancy between the system clocks between

the nodes, the PULSECLOCKADJ parameter can be used to adjust the

timestamps recorded by a Consumer for its pulse event processing. This

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