--- name: system-management description: >- CI Server R1.05 system management and command-line tools. Use when the user wants to stop CI Server, export dataset contents, load or remove records with quick load files (dssqld, .qli), create sections or items in bulk, read or write item values or limits (itmval), load or import history, check database consistency (dsschk), monitor processes/CPU/disk/network, back up or migrate a system, tune or debug CI Server, or plan a system layout (standalone, separate portal, HAC, host-to-host, enterprise, gateway core) or time synchronization, check whether a CI Server process is running (durwfp), stop a single process (durstp), read the message log (umhlog), or check BUS Service queues (adaptive queues, dur.sup), or work with DSS / Data Set Services (dsssda, dssevt, dssman, dss.sup, DSSSDARST / DSSSDAPY, quick load macros and includes, memo fields from a file, dssutl, DSS compiler dss, .dss files, data dictionary tlsdic_dss.dic, dss_*.tmp clean-up). Sources IM 36K10J10-01EN, IM 36K10L30-01EN, IM 36K10L50-01EN, IM 36K10P30-01EN. --- # System management (R1.05) Re-checked on R1.05 on 2026-10-08 (read-only, on the R1.05 test server): all tools used here are installed and behave as on R1.03; `dssqld` help text, the monitoring setup files (`int*.sup`), `itm.sup` and `durm_1_udp.sup` are unchanged. Changed on R1.05: two extra DSS data access servers (`DSSSDARST` for the RESTful API, `DSSSDAPY` for pyTOOLS), larger DSS queues, a *Gateway Core* switch in `dur.sup`, new datasets, and start/stop scripts that call `?*_