DTcs command

Purpose

To add, remove, or list custom server autoexec-override entries.

Description

Using the DTcs command, you can add the name of a custom server to, or remove it from, an override list. When a custom server's name is on the override list on a Blueworx Voice Response system, that custom server is not automatically run on that system when Blueworx Voice Response is started. This means that in a single system image, you can control on which nodes a custom server is automatically run; you may want to prevent a custom server from running on some nodes.

When a custom server's name is on the override list, alarm message 20021 is generated when Blueworx Voice Response starts. This is to notify the administrator that the custom server will not start.

Flags

-o

An override entry is being added, removed, or listed. You must always specify this flag.

-a

Adds an override entry for the custom server specified by the -n flag. This applies only to the node specified by the -h flag. You must specify the -n and -h flags.

-h hostname

The full host name (as determined by the AIX hostname command) for the node on which you want to add, remove, or list an override entry.

-l

List all the override entries for the single system image. To list all the override entries for a single node only, specify the name of the node using the -h flag.

-n name

The name of the custom server for which you want to add, remove, or list an override entry.

-r

Remove an override entry for the custom server specified by the -n flag. This applies only to the node specified by the -h flag. You must specify the -n and -h flags.

Exit status

0

Successful completion.

>0

An error occurred; messages show the reason for the error.