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vWhen typing commands, type the entire command name or type the first three characters or abbreviate specific parameters. Refer to “Abbreviations for Common Sterling Connect:Direct Commands” on page 5for a list of abbreviations.

vDo not abbreviate Process statements and parameters.

vFile names, group names, user IDs, and passwords are variable length strings and can be any length.

vA Sterling Connect:Direct node name is 1–16 characters long. The name of a record in the netmap describing a remote node is typically the remote Sterling Connect:Direct node name, but can be any string 1–256 characters long. You can also specify a remote node name as an IP address or hostname and a port number or port name.

“Generic” Parameter Value

When the word generic is specified as a parameter value in a syntax definition, provide a string that can include the asterisk (*) and question mark (?) characters. These characters provide a pattern matching or wildcard facility for parameter values. The asterisk matches zero or more characters, and the question mark matches any single character. The following sample illustrates the use of the asterisk and question mark characters:

PNAME = A?PROD5*

The generic Process name specified in the previous sample shows a specification that matches all Processes beginning with the letter A, followed by any single character in position two with the string PROD5 in positions three through seven. The asterisk takes the place of zero or more characters beginning in position eight.

“List” Parameter Value

When (list) is a parameter value, you can specify multiple parameter values by enclosing the group in parentheses and separating each value with a comma. A list can also include generic values. The following command illustrates a list:

(pnumber1, pnumber2, pnumber3)

Submitting a Process

The submit command makes Processes available for execution and enables the software to interpret the Process statements contained in the specified files.

Parameters specified in the submit command override the same parameters specified on the Process statement. There are no required parameters. However, if you do not specify a file name for the file parameter, the text of the Sterling Connect:Direct Process must follow the submit command. Following are the parameters for the submit command:

Parameter

Description

Values

 

 

 

file

The name of the Process file. The file name can

file name including the path name

 

include a path name indicating the location of

 

 

the Process.

 

 

This parameter must be the first parameter.

 

 

 

 

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Contents User Guide Page User Guide Copyright IBM Corporation 1999 Contents Iv Sterling ConnectDirect for Unix User Guide Overview of the Command Line Interface CLI CommandsStarting the CLI Stopping the CLISample Command Option Description Value Entry CLI Job Control CdpnumCLI History Commands Overview of Sterling ConnectDirect CommandsCommand Command Abbreviation DescriptionAbbreviations for Common Sterling ConnectDirect Commands Parameter AbbreviationSubmitting a Process Pname = A?PROD5Parameter Description Values Parameter Description Values Username@hostname or user@localhost Id , pswdName host name nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn or Name nnnnnId ,pswd ,newpswd Snodeid fieldSpecify retain=initial Following command submits the Process named payroll Following command submits the Process named copyfilFollowing command submits the Process named copy.cdp Changing Process ParametersParameter Description Value Name generic listRemote node specification generic list Node specification, userid generic listDeleting a Process from the TCQ Number list Removing a Process from the Execution Queue Flush process command has the following optional parameters Stopping Sterling ConnectDirectViewing a Process in the TCQ Parameter DescriptionPname Locate the Process to view EX HC HE HI HO HR HS PE Following command displays the specified Process number Monitoring Process Status in the TCQAll EX HC HE HI HO HR HS PE Output from the command is displayed in the following table Determining the Outcome of a Process Dest=/path/file nameCaev Capr CAEV, Capr Record id listParameter Description Value Parameter Description Value Parameter Description Value Srcf=/path/file name Date day , hhmmss ampmGenerating a Detailed Output Report for a Process Running System Diagnostics Generating a Summary Report for a ProcessSelect Statistics Recid LOG Timepname Pnumber Stepname Ccod Fdbk MsgidCOMM.TRC Smgr Trace smgr pnode tnode=ath3500ry level=2 file=Smgp.trc Command Definition Overview of the Transmission Control QueueScheduling Sterling ConnectDirect Activity Scheduling Parameter Queue CommentsProgression of a Process Through the TCQ Execution Queue Wait Queue Element CommentStatus Comment Timer Queue Hold QueueHeld for Call indicates that the Process was Introduction to Translation Tables Creating a Translation TableCompiling a Translation Table Using the ndmxlt Utility Example-Creating a Translation TableUsing Translation During File Transfer Operations Example-Modifying a Model Translation TableTranslation Table Error Messages Accessing Sterling ConnectDirect MessagesMessage File Content Diagnostic Number DescriptionFollowing is a sample ndmmsg command Message File Record FormatDisplaying Message Text Following are the parameters for the message file recordSterling ConnectDirect for Unix User Guide Using the Standalone Batch Compression Utility Following are the parameters for the cdsacomp utilityLevel-Compression level Memory-The amountSource codepage, destination CodepageNnnnn Example-Precompress a Text File Example-Precompress a Text File With Codepage ConversionExample-Precompress a Binary File Example-Decompress a Text FileExamples-csdacomp Command Help Validate Configuration Files Configuration ReportsCfgcheck command has the following arguments Argument DescriptionGenerating a Configuration Report on the Base Installation Type the following command at a Unix promptSterling ConnectDirect Utilities Following example shows an excerpt from a sample report Sterling ConnectDirect Utilities Sterling ConnectDirect for Unix User Guide Program using the C++ API calls Introduction to Writing Custom ProgramsCompiling Custom Programs Compiler version to use for each platformPlatform Compile Command You want to create such as apicheckWriting Custom C Programs ++ Function DescriptionNdmerrenth Ndmnoerror NdmerrorReceiving Responses Using ndmapirecvresp or ndmapirecvrespc Ndmapirecvresp orNdmapirecvrespc Parameter Description Value PNOD-PNODE Following is a sample ndmapirecvresp function SNOD-SNODEReturn Code Description TruncatedNdmapirecvresp or ndmapirecvrespc to retrieve Writing Custom C++ Programs Ndmapisendcmdc function call has the following return codesFollowing is a sample ndmapisendcmd function Selectstatistics or Selectprocess , the CLISterling ConnectDirect for Unix User Guide Method Description Parameter Return Values CdfailureFollowing is the ConnectDirectSession class header Cdsuccess = 0, Cdfailure =Writing Custom Programs Sterling ConnectDirect for Unix User Guide User Exit Programs User Exit FunctionsProgram Description Chown root exitskeletonGoodrc Errorrc Return CodeWaiting for a Message Using recvexitmsg or recvexitmsgc ExitprogramFollowing are the parameters for sendexitmsg or sendexitmsgc HeaderOverview of User Exit Messages Statistics Exit MessageFile Open Exit Messages Security Exit Messages FileopenoutputreplymsgGeneratemsg Validatemsg ValidatereplymsgUser Exit Stop Message Copy Control BlockExit Log Files Copyright IBM 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