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MONITOR
MONITOR
Displays a monitor picture on the screen.
Format
MONITOR [monitor-file-spec]
Command Qualifiers Defaults
/CLUSTER /NOCLUSTER
/COUNT=nr-updates /COUNT=infinite
/FACILITY=facility-name /NOFACILITY
/IDENTIFICATION=process-id /NOIDENTIFICATION
/INTERVAL=delay-seconds /INTERVAL=2
/LINK=link-name /NOLINK
/NODE=node-list /NODE=default-node-list
/OUTPUT[=file-spec] /OUTPUT=stdout
/PARTITION=partition-name /NOPARTITION
/RESUME /NORESUME
/VERIFY /NOVERIFY
Description
The
MONITOR
command allows certain RTR status variables to be continuously
displayed on your terminal.
The individual items displayed in the monitor picture may be defined
interactively using
DISPLAY
commands and then executed using a
MONITOR
/RESUME
command.
You may also put the
DISPLAY
commands into a file (called a monitor file) and
then issue a
MONITOR monitor-file-spec
command.
Parameters
monitor-file-spec
Specifies a file containing
DISPLAY
commands. Monitor file names are of the form
monitor-file-spec.mon
This file may specify either a user defined display or one of the standard displays
supplied with RTR. If
monitor-file-spec
contains only the file-name portion
of a file specification then the RTR utility first searches the platform-specific
location(s) for a standard monitor file.
Qualifiers
/CLUSTER
/NOCLUSTER (D)
Specifies that all nodes in the cluster are monitored.
If neither
/NODE
nor
/CLUSTER
is specified then the nodes specified with the latest
SET ENVIRONMENT
command is monitored. If no
SET ENVIRONMENT
has been issued
then the
MONITOR
command is executed on the node where it was issued.
6–100 RTR Command Line Interface