-R illegal option,server fails to boot up

Question

Hello Everyone,
"/app/ond34/sit/bin/YM3323.tuxsv" SRVGRP=YM3323 SRVID=1
MIN=1 MAX=1
CLOPT="-A -o /var/app/logs/ond34/sit/LYM3323/stdout -e /var/app/logs/ond34/sit/LYM3323/stderr -r -- -d vodp1 -v -s QSPACE -R"
ENVFILE="/app/ond34/sit/env/YM3323.env"
This statement gives an error in Tuxedo Release 10 while booting up.
But the below one does not.
"/app/ond34/sit/bin/YM3321.tuxsv" SRVGRP=YM3321 SRVID=1
MIN=1 MAX=2
CLOPT="-A -o /var/app/logs/ond34/sit/LYM3321/stdout -e /var/app/logs/ond34/sit/LYM3321/stderr -r -- -d vodp1 -v -s QSPACE"
ENVFILE="/app/ond34/sit/env/YM3321.env"
I know ablout the options -A,-o,-e,-r
What are these options -d,-v,-s and -R??
Can anyone pls explain this ?
FYI,
Both servers boots up properly in Tuxedo 8.
We are currently facing the problem while moving them to Tuxedo 10.
Regards,
Deb

Answer 1

The CLOPT parameters after the "--" are user defined arguments. See http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13161_01/tuxedo/docs10gr3/rf5/rf5.html#wp1003290
Also the server "/app/ond34/sit/bin/YM3323.tuxsv" looks like a user defined server. This looks like a custom TMQFORWARD server (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13161_01/tuxedo/docs10gr3/rf5/rf5.html#wp1026459) and the meaning of the CLOPT parameters "-- -d vodp1 -v -s QSPACE -R" would be in the source code for these servers.