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Parameter Description Value
snode Locate the Process to be
changed by the secondary
node name. This parameter
can be used to specify a
specific remote node, a
generic value for matching
remote node names (using
pattern matching), or a list of
multiple remote node names.
The secondary node name
typically contains the 1–16
character remote Sterling
Connect:Direct node name,
but can be any string up to
256 alphanumeric characters
long. You can also specify a
remote node name as an IP
address or hostname and a
port number.
remote node specification | generic |(list)
remote node specification—Identifies a
specific remote node name.
generic—Specifies a nonspecific value
for the remote node name. This generic
value, containing pattern-matching
characters, evaluates to a list of zero or
more remote node names.
list—Specifies a list of remote node
specifications. Enclose the list in
parentheses, and separate each value
with a comma.
submitter Locate the Processes to be
changed by the node
specification (the Sterling
Connect:Direct node name)
and user ID of the Process
owner. The character length
of this parameter is
unlimited.
(node specification, userid)|generic |(list)
node specification, userid—Specifies the
node specification (the Sterling
Connect:Direct node name) and user ID.
generic—Specifies a nonspecific value
for node specification and user ID. This
generic value, containing
pattern-matching characters, evaluates to
a list of zero or more node specifications
and user IDs.
list—Specifies a list of node specification
and user ID pairs. Enclose the list in
parentheses, and separate each value
with a comma.
The optional parameters for the change process command are the following:
Parameter Description Value
class Changes the node-to-node
session on which a Process can
execute. A Process can execute
on the class specified or any
higher session class. The
default class is specified as the
sess.default parameter of the
local.node record in the
initialization parameters file.
The default is 1.
14 Sterling Connect:Direct for UNIX: User Guide