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Customize Logicals

The following logicals are not normally defined. If they are defined as Console specific logicals when Console Manager is started, then the associated actions will take place. Use the following command to define these logicals:

$DEFINE /TABLE=CONSOLE$LOGICAL_NAMES logical_from_table

Logical

Function

CONSOLE$NOT_TRUNCATE_LOGS

Disables truncation of logs being copied during archiving.

CONSOLE$NOVERIFY_DB

Disables database verification.

CONSOLE$MULTILINE_PROC_NUM

Enables definition of maximum number of created multiline windows (Default 3).

CONSOLE$DEBUG

Enables debug mode.

CONSOLE$ENS_WRITE_NOW

Enables appropriate write mode in ENS. If this logical was defined, this write mode completes synchronous I/O operation immediately without waiting for another process to read the mailbox message.

CONSOLE$ENS_WRITE_NORSWAIT

Enables appropriate write mode in ENS. If this logical was defined and if the mailbox is full, then synchronous I/O operation fails with a status Enter of SS$_MBFULL instead of placing the process in resource wait mode.

CONSOLE$QUEUEING_ENABLED

Enables queuing of the events occurred during archiving.

CONSOLE$NOEIGHTBIT

Enables terminal to use 7-bit ASCII code.

CONSOLE$PARITY

Enables set input parity. (ODD, EVEN, and NONE).

CONSOLE$FAIL_LISTEN_PORT

The port number used by a primary console manager to listen for poll requests from a secondary manager.

Default: 9999

CONSOLE$SSH_COMMAND

Provides the ability to set SSH command options and use the correct command for the IP stack installed on the system. For example, verbose mode can be turned on by defining the logical name, DEFINE/SYSTEM CONSOLE$SSH_COMMAND "ssh –v".

CONSOLE$SUSPECT_NODE_LIMIT

The number of failed or “suspect” polls for the secondary console manager to allow before taking control from the primary console manager.

Default: 4