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SUMMARY
To support automatic startup of Windows NT programs, the TPSTART program
included with SNA Server must be running. This is documented
in Appendix B of the SNA Server APPC Programmer's Guide and Appendix A
of the SNA Server CPIC Programmer's Guide.
MORE INFORMATIONThe TPSTART program supports the following command line options that are not documented: /QSIZE=<number> Replace <number> with the number of dynamic load requests that can be queued by the TPSTART program. MIN = 16; MAX = 256; DEFAULT = 64./HIDE This parameter causes the TPSTART icon, which usually appears during startup, to be hidden.The following options can be used to control internal tracing within the TPSTART program: /TRACE This parameter enables internal tracing. The default is no tracing./FILE=<filename> Replace <filename> with the path to and name of the trace file that should log the traces. By default, tracing is disabled, so you must specify a trace file if you use the /TRACE option./FSIZE=<size> Replace <size> with the number that is the maximum size in bytes that you want the TPSTART internal trace file to grow to. MIN=10000; MAX=0xFFFFFFFF; DEFAULT=500K. When the trace file grows to the maximum size, it is renamed to <filename>.BAK./LEVEL=<tracelevel> Replace <tracelevel> with a number between 0 and 10. Smaller numbers mean more detailed internal tracing. For example, 0 indicates maximum detail collection, which is the recommended setting to use if you need internal tracing. The default of 10 turns off tracing.For example, to get full internal tracing, start the TPSTART program with the following command line options: tpstart /trace /file=c:\sna\traces\tpstart.trc /level=0To turn off internal tracing and unlock the internal trace file, quit TPSTART. Additional query words: prodsna
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