December 2001
Intermediate to advanced
506 pages
10h 4m
English
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IBM eServer Certification Study Guide - pSeries AIX System Administration
by Christian Pruett, Kristian Strickland, Scott Vetter
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9.3. The startsrc command
The startsrc command sends the System Resource Controller (SRC) a request to start a subsystem or a group of subsystems or to pass on a packet to the subsystem that starts a subserver.
If a start subserver request is passed to the SRC, and the subsystem to which the subserver belongs is not currently active, the SRC starts the subsystem and transmits the start subserver request to the subsystem.
The flags for the startsrc command are shown in Table 9-2.
| Flag | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| To start a subsystem | ||
| -a argument | Specifies an argument string that is passed to the subsystem when the subsystem is executed. | startsrc -s srctest -a "-D DEBUG" This starts the srctest subsystem with “-D DEBUG” ... |
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