Use the following parameters on distributed and mainframe platforms:
IMPORTANT! Apart from the -m and -M parameters, all other parameters are not case-sensitive.
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Parameter |
Description |
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-a |
Specifies that the default allocator will be used. |
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-b <brdname> |
Specifies the name of the BRD file to be processed. |
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-c <number> |
Sets the maximum concurrency allowed for this execution where <number> is a decimal number. 0 or 1 force no concurrency and any template requests for concurrent execution are ignored. If you use a number that exceeds the maximum number of queued connection requests that TCP/IP can accommodate, processing errors will occur. |
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-d <symbol> <value> |
Sets <symbol> to the value that you specify for <value>. Use a pair of double quotation marks ("") to surround values that include spaces. For example: -d DMFOO "last used" |
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-i |
Dumps symbol tables at strategic points. |
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-l |
Traces director processing. |
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-M |
Traces storage allocations and frees. |
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-m |
Traces message management logic. |
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-n |
Ignores the symbol DMSERVER in a BRD file so that a BRD can be run standalone. |
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-p |
Traces parse processing. |
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-q |
Causes queues to be dumped at strategic points. |
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-t <output spec> |
Specifies where to deliver the trace output. Use $ for stdout. On MVS you can use DD:DDNAME. |
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-v |
Prints versions of components. |