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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions

Collector Command Descriptions

HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Reference Manual—785421-002

When set to ON, the Collector will block multiple events (e.g., I/O

operations) into each message before sending that message to the

Consumer; otherwise, the IPMBLOCKING parameter determines if event

blocking is used. This may enhance performance.

When TURBOMODE is ON, the Collector waits for a message buffer to fill,

TURBOWAITTIME to pass by, or TURBOMAXEVENTS to be processed,

and then sends the message to a Consumer. It forces blocking. When it

is off and IPMBLOCKING is OFF, a single event is sent at a time to a

Consumer (see the IPMBLOCKING Consumer parameter). This

parameter can be used for configurations that communicate over Expand

and over TCP/IP. The default value is OFF. It must be set to OFF if using

extended Consumers.

Note: When TURBOMODE IS ON, the Consumer parameter

IPMBLOCKING is disregarded (all messages are blocked).

TURBOWAITTIME units (seconds or hundredths of seconds)

Initial Changed

Version Version Values Default Minimum Maximum Alter

2.300 30 1 300 Yes

Determines how long to wait before sending a message block to the

Consumer (see the TURBOMODE parameter as well).

Units represent whole seconds if the FASTSAMPLE parameter is set to

OFF or hundredths of seconds if it is set to ON. Minimum value is 1,

maximum is 300, and default is 30.

SHOW COLL Command

The SHOW COLL command displays the current values set for the

Collector during the current AUDCOM session. The syntax is:

SHOW [ / OUT list_file / ] [ COLL ]

OUT list_file

This directs listing the output to a named file. It can be a disk file, spooler

location, or process such as $ZHOME. If omitted, listing output goes to

the AUDCOM list file; this is typically the home terminal.

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