dsmpgm--Control Daemon Processes on Linux and UNIX

The command dsmpgm lets you start up, shut down, or query the status of CA ITCM daemon processes on Linux and UNIX. It is essentially a wrapper to the caf command, which is the primary command line interface to control CA ITCM daemons. However, dsmpgm ensures that external prerequisite processes are available prior to invoking the caf functionality.

The command has the following format:

dsmpgm {start | restart | stop | status}

start: Start the daemon processes.
stop: Stop the daemon processes.
restart: Stop and start the daemon processes.
status: Query the status of the daemon processes.

Exit status:

Displays the status of the command execution. The value zero (0) means OK, any non-zero value indicates Error.