OpenTP1 Version 7 Operation
Format
usmdump [-a] [-i user-identifier] [file-name] |
Function
The usmdump command dumps the contents of shared memory during OpenTP1 operation to a UNIX file in the dump directory ($DCDIR/spool/save). The dump file is then compressed by the compress command, or by the gzip command if you are using Linux.
Options
-a
Dumps all of the information in the shared memory allocated to OpenTP1. If you omit the -a option, the command dumps information from only those areas in shared memory that are actually in use.
-i user-identifier
Specifies the user identifier for the shared memory to be dumped. The dumped information depends on the user identifier you specify. Specify one of the following user identifiers:
When the dcshmls -r command is executed, btn is shown as the OWNER of the information in dynamic shared memory and static shared memory. To output this information, either omit the -i option, or specify BTN as the argument for the -i option.
If you omit this option, OpenTP1 operation is the same as if BTN were specified.
Command arguments
All Rights Reserved. Copyright (C) 2006, 2010, Hitachi, Ltd.