temip_disp_compare(1) — Commands
NAME
temip_disp_compare − TeMIP dispatch table comparison tool
SYNOPSIS
temip_disp_compare [-h] [-L hostname1] -R hostname2
[-v verb_code|-V verb_name]
[-e "(entity_code1)(entity_code2)..."|-E "<entity_name1><entity_name2>..."]
[-p partition_code | -P partition_name]
[-a application_code|-A aaplication_name]
[-DF|-DA][-N|-C]
FLAGS
−hDisplays the usage help.
−L
Defines the filename1 hostname. The default is the local host.
−R
Defines the filename2 hostname.
−v
Filters on a verb code (number)
−V
Filters on a verb name (string)
−e
Filters on an entity code list
−E
Filters on an entity name list
−p
Filters on a partition (attr. or event) code
−P
Filters on a partition (attr. or event) name
−a
Filters on an application code
−A
Filters on an application name
−DF
Deals with the function dispatch table only
−DA
Deals with the access dispatch table only
−N
Displays only the names of the dispatch entries
−C
Displays only the codes of the dispatch entries
DESCRIPTION
The temip_disp_compare performs a semantic comparison of two dispatch tables, located on two different systems. It invokes the temip_disp_dump utility on each system.
The comparison is semantic, and each difference is displayed to stdout.
EXAMPLES
620,625d619
< < (1) < (7) (303) > (1) > -> (303)
< < SHOW < MCC EXAMPLE_FM > Identifiers > -> EXAMPLE_FM
<
< < (1) < (7) (303) > (4) > -> (303)
< < SHOW < MCC EXAMPLE_FM > Characteristics > -> EXAMPLE_FM
<
1796,1798d1789
< < (2) < (7) (303) > (4) > -> (303)
< < SET < MCC EXAMPLE_FM > Characteristics > -> EXAMPLE_FM
<
2093,2095d2083
< < (3) < (7) (303) > (10) > -> (303)
< < TEST < MCC EXAMPLE_FM > NULL Attribute Partition > -> EXAMPLE_FM
<
2183,2185d2170
< < (302) < (15) > (10) > -> (303)
< < PONG < Sample > NULL Attribute Partition > -> EXAMPLE_FM
<
2938,2940d2922
<
< < (65) < (15) > (16) > -> (303)
< < GETEVENT < Sample > (16) > -> EXAMPLE_FM
DIAGNOSTICS
’Remote hostname’ argument missing
You must specify a hostname (-R option).
Cannot perform operation: both hostnames are identical
The source and destination dispatch tables are the same.
FILES
/usr/mcc/mmtoolkit/bin/temip_disp_compare
/usr/mcc/mmtoolkit/bin/temip_entire_disp_dump
/usr/mcc/mmtoolkit/bin/temip_disp_dump