Network Router User Manual

64 GINA V4.0 System Administrator Guide – September 2000
Configuration language
START_RM
The START_RM statements on system level apply to all hosts if there is no START_RM state-
ment with the same manufacturer name in the HOST statement.
The START_RM statements on host level apply accordingly to all applications.
The optional START_RM statement has the following parameters:
– manufacturer name of the database
– Openstring OS
If the keyword APPLICATION is written instead of the Openstring parameter, the
TA_application name is used as the Openstring.
START_VALUE
The START_VALUE statement defines the first generation number that is used in the gen-
eration of identifiers in statements for the kdcdef program. This results in unique repro-
ductions of the OsId and LayerId pair in these identifiers. By specifying different start
values, different subsystems that can be combined can be generated. The subsystem con-
nections, however, must still be completed.
The START_VALUE statement is optional. If this statement is not specified, generation of
the identifiers starts with the value 1.
If a repository exists, it is used to ascertain the generation numbers, i.e. the START_VALUE
statement is ignored.
SYNC_PRIORITY
The SYNC_PRIORITY statement defines the priority classes for the processing of dialog re-
quests (see also the description of the PRIORITIES keyword). The statement has the fol-
lowing format:
SYNC_PRIORITY(RELATIVE | ABSOLUTE | EQUAL [,free_sync] )
{
PRIO(1 [,PGWT] )
PRIO(2 [,PGWT] )
PRIO(3 [,PGWT] )
PRIO(4 [,PGWT] )
PRIO(5 [,PGWT] )
PRIO(6 [,PGWT] )
PRIO(7 [,PGWT] )
}