Instruction Manual

SWID Server Interface
Software Identification (SWID) User’s Guide527243-004
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Configuring SWID as a Pathway Server
Configuring SWID as a Pathway Server
Follow this sample command file to configure SWID as a Pathway server.
Because $0 is specified as the IN file, SWID closes this file and reopens
$RECEIVE as its IN file.
Because SWID in server mode replies to the parent process, $0 is specified as the
OUT file.
SWID uses $SYSTEM.SWID as the default volume.subvol.
$DATA is used as PARAM SWAPVOL for the creation of temporary files.
The SWID server is run with the process name $SWDn.
RESET SERVER
RESET SERVER PROCESS
SET SERVER MAXLINKS 0
SET SERVER MAXSERVERS 2
SET SERVER NUMSTATIC 2
SET SERVER STARTUP "-BS"
SET SERVER IN $0
SET SERVER OUT $0
SET SERVER PROGRAM $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SWID
SET SERVER VOLUME $SYSTEM.SWID
SET SERVER PARAM SWAPVOL $DATA
SET SERVER PROCESS $SWD1
SET SERVER PROCESS $SWD2
ADD SERVER SWID-SERVER