Qualifiers

/ABORT
   Aborts the Registry server on the specified node or nodes in the
   cluster.

   Cannot be used with the /EXIT, /RESTART, or /START qualifiers.


/CLUSTER
   Issues the SET command to each Registry server in the cluster,
   setting the Registry master server last.

   Cannot be used with the /MASTER or /NODE qualifiers.


/EXIT
   Stops the Registry server on the specified node or nodes in the
   cluster.

   Cannot be used with the /ABORT, /RESTART, or /START qualifiers.


/LOG
      /LOG
      /NOLOG (default)

   Closes the current Registry server log file and creates a new
   file.


/MASTER
   Requires SYSLCK privilege.

   Issues the command to the Registry master server only.

   Cannot be used with the /CLUSTER, /NODE, or /START qualifiers.


/NODE
      /NODE=(node-name[,...])

   Issues the SET command to the Registry servers on the specified
   nodes in the order they are entered. The node names must be
   within the current cluster.

   Cannot be used with the /CLUSTER or /MASTER qualifiers.


/RESTART
   Restarts the Registry server on the specified node or nodes in
   the cluster.

   Cannot be used with the /ABORT, /EXIT, or /START qualifiers.


/START
   /START cannot be used with the /ABORT, /EXIT, or /RESTART
   qualifiers.

   Starts the server process. The following options are available:

   To change the default privileges:

   /PRIVILEGES=(privilege[,...])

   To change the default UIC:

   /UIC=uic

   To change the default quotas:

   /AST_LIMIT=n
   /BUFFER_LIMIT=n
   /ENQUEUE_LIMIT=n
   /EXTENT=n
   /FILE_LIMIT=n
   /IO_BUFFERED=n
   /IO_DIRECT=n
   /JOB_TABLE_QUOTA=n
   /MAXIMUM_WORKING_SET=n
   /PAGE_FILE=n
   /QUEUE_LIMIT=n
   /SUBPROCESS_LIMIT=n
   /WORKING_SET=n

   You can use the following alternate syntax to specify a list of
   quotas and their values:

   /QUOTAS=(quota=n[,...])

   quota is a PQL-style quota name (for example: ASTLM, BIOLM)

   See the $CREPRC system service in the VSI OpenVMS System Services
   Reference Manual for a list of PQL-style quota names and
   descriptions.

   To change the image dump setting:

   /DUMP
   /NODUMP (default)

   Forces a process dump in the event of an abnormal process
   termination. The dump is written to SYS$MANAGER: using the image
   filename and .DMP extension.