To start the RAP-processing client manager, execute the dcsvstart command. Alternatively, you can start the RAP-processing client manager by starting OpenTP1 with the dcsvstart definition command specified in the user service structure definition.

Example of command execution:

> dcsvstart -u RAP-processing-client-manager-name

To stop the RAP-processing client manager, execute the dcsvstop command. You can also stop the RAP-processing client manager by using the dcstop command to shut down OpenTP1.

Example of command execution:

> dcsvstop RAP-processing-client-manager-name

To use the RAP-processing client manager facility, start the components in the following order:

1. Start the RAP-processing client manager.
   Start the RAP-processing client manager on the RAP-processing client node.
   
2. Start the RAP-processing listener.
   On the RAP-processing server node, start a RAP-processing listener for which Y is specified for the rap_notify operand in the RAP-processing listener service definition. The RAP-processing listener will notify the RAP-processing client manager. Information about the particular RAP-processing listener must be defined in the rap_listen_inf operand in the RAP-processing client manager service definition.
   
3. Start the RAP-processing client.
   On the RAP-processing client node, start the RAP-processing client and invoke the dc_rpc_call function.
   Start the RAP-processing client manager using the user identifier of the system administrator. For details about the definitions, see the manual OpenTP1 System Definition.