You can issue any of the commands listed in this chapter from a console after the file server is started. However, the settings and definitions associated with console issued commands are lost when the file server is stopped, and you must reissue these commands when the file server is restarted.
Start Command
In this example of the file server start command, the file server is the host server in a multiple system environment. The file server uses a separate started task for communications (the subsystem name of the communications server is LSVP), and the data buffer size of the file server is set to 32 kilobytes.
ATTACH FILESERVER SERVERTYPE(HOST) COMMSERVERSSN(LSVP)
BUFFERSIZE(32768)
See the Reference Guide for additional information on the ATTACH command.
Stop Command
To stop the file server, specify the following command from a terminal or in a command member that issues shutdown commands:
DETACH FILESERVER
To issue the DETACH command from a command member, specify the following command:
READ member
Contains the necessary DETACH command.
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