Description

The DISPLAY PRCS GET SERVER CONSTRAINTS command displays server constraint information for servers matching the specified criteria.

Command Line Syntax

The following figure illustrates the command line syntax of the DISPLAY PRCS GET SERVER CONSTRAINTS command, using the command line, long form of its configuration options.

-display prcs_getserverconstraints 
[-servername name][-processtype type][-outfmt {text | xml}]

Command Argument

The DISPLAY PRCS GET SERVER CONSTRAINTS command can be expressed as either:

-D (Short form)
-display (Long form)

The DISPLAY PRCS GET SERVER CONSTRAINTS command argument, prcs_getserverconstraints, displays server constraint information for servers matching the specified criteria.

Configuration Options

The following table describes all DISPLAY PRCS GET SERVER CONSTRAINTS configuration options and provides the command line, long form of each option illustrated in the DISPLAY PRCS GET SERVER CONSTRAINTS command line syntax, above.

Configuration Option Name	Command Line Long Form	Description
SERVER_NAME	-servername	Specific server name for which constraints will be returned.
PROCESS_TYPE	-processtype	Specific process type for which constraints will be returned.
OUTPUT_FORMAT	-outfmt	Format of the output for this command.

Example

upps -userid USERNAME1 -pwd PASSWORD1 -host qapsft.stone.branch -port 8000 -display prcs_getserverconstraints -processtype "Application Engine"

Server Name..: PRCS1090
Process Type.: Application Engine
Current Load.: 0
Max Load.....: 3

Server Name..: PSCDB
Process Type.: Application Engine
Current Load.: 0
Max Load.....: 1

Server Name..: PSNT
Process Type.: Application Engine
Current Load.: 0
Max Load.....: 3

Server Name..: PSOS390
Process Type.: Application Engine
Current Load.: 0
Max Load.....: 3

Server Name..: PSUNX
Process Type.: Application Engine
Current Load.: 0
Max Load.....: 6

UNV6830E Universal Connector for PeopleSoft Process Scheduler ending with exit code 0.

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