IBM CDI5UG1107 Using the DSPCDMSGD Screen

148 IBM Sterling Connect:Direct for i5/OS User’s Guide

DSPCDMSGD Command Example

The following figures illustrate two ways of accessing a Sterling Connect:Direct message.

DSPCDMSGD Command Format

The following is the parameter for the DSPCDMSGD command:

Required Parameter

The DSPCDMSGD command has one required parameter.

CDMSGID(msgid)

specifies an eight-character Sterling Connect:Direct message ID.

Optional Parameters

There are no optional parameters for the DSPCDMSGD command.

Using the DSPCDMSGD Screen

Use the Display Connect:Direct Message (DSPCDMSGD) screen to display the text for Sterling

Connect:Direct message IDs that are returned in the Sterling Connect:Direct log file and statistics file for each

operation.

Displaying Sterling Connect:Direct Message Text

Complete the following steps to display the text for Sterling Connect:Direct messages IDs:

1. Access the DSPCDMSGD screen by typing DSPCDMSGD at the comm and line and pressing F4 or by

choosing the display message option from the main menu.

2. Type the Sterling Connect:Direct message ID and press Enter. A screen is displayed with the messag e text

for the specified message ID.

DSPCDMSGD CDMSGID(AFLH001I)

DSPCDMSGD AFLH001I

Command Parameters

DSPCDMSGD CDMSGID(msgid)

Contents

Main Copyright Contents Chapter 1 About Sterling Connect:Direct for i5/OS Chapter 2 Using Control Language Chapter 3 Sending a File Chapter 4 Receiving a File Chapter 5 Sending a Spool File Chapter 6 Running a Remote Task Chapter 7 Submitting a Sterling Connect:Direct Process on a Remote Node Chapter 8 Submitting a Job on a Remote Node Chapter 9 Compressing Files Chapter 10 Controlling Processes Chapter 11 Using Sterling Connect:Direct Statistics Chapter 12 Decompressing Files Chapter 13 Displaying Sterling Connect:Direct Message Descriptions Appendix A CL Program Examples Page Chapter 1 About Sterling Connect:Direct for i5/OS Interfacing with Sterling Connect:Direct for i5/OS Issuing Sterling Connect:Direct CL Commands Understanding Sterling Connect:Direct for i5/OS Components Connecting Sterling Connect:Direct for i5/OS to Sterling Connect:Direct/Plex Accessing Sterling Connect:Direct Through the Main Menu Issuing CL Commands Through the Main Menu Accessing the Administration Menu About Sterling Connect:Direct for i5/OS 11 Page Chapter 2 Using Control Language Reviewing Sterling Connect:Direct CL Command Functions Page Entering CL Commands Embedding CL Commands Entering CL Commands in Free Format Command Prompting Monitoring CL Program Messages Using CL Programming and Sterling Connect:Direct CL Commands Sample CL Program Command Prompting for the Sterling Connect:Direct CL Commands Accessing Command Level Help Prompting for a Command Accessing Parameter Level Help Using Parameter Level Prompt Page Chapter 3 Sending a File Using the File Systems Native File System Integrated File System Integrated File System Types Using the CDSND Command CDSND Command Example Sending a File 21 CDSND Command Format The following table shows the parameters for the CDSND command. Required parameters are in bold. Note: The CLASS parameter is not used for Sterling Connect:Direct for i5/OS. Note: The name parameter is case sensitive. Page ALWNULL(Y) Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Using Block Mode Transfer Simulating Blocksizes Block Mode Transfer Examples CDRCV ExampleNot Specifying Source File Blocksize CDRCV ExampleSpecifying Source File Blocksize CDSND ExamplesSimulating Blocksize CDSND ExamplesSetting Actual Blocksize CDSND and CDRCV Example Using the CDSND Screens Sending a File to a Remote Node Connect:Direct Send File Screen 1 Sending a File 43 Connect:Direct Send File Screen 2 Connect:Direct Send File Screen 3 Connect:Direct Send File Screen 4 Connect:Direct Send File Screen 5 Chapter 4 Receiving a File Using the File Systems Native File System Integrated File System Specifying a Path Name Using the CDRCV Command CDRCV Command Example CDRCV Command Format Following are the parameters for the CDRCV command. Required parameters are in bold. Note: FMSYSOPTS is required if sending node is i5/OS) Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Using Block Mode Transfer Simulating Blocksizes Block Mode Transfer Examples CDRCV Examples-Not Specifying Source File Blocksize CDRCV Example-Specifying Source File Blocksize CDSND Examples-Simulating Blocksize CDSND Examples-Setting Actual Blocksize CDSND and CDRCV Example Using the CDRCV Screens Receiving a File From a Remote Node Connect:Direct Receive File (CDRCV) Screen 1 Connect:Direct Receive File (CDRCV) Screen 2 Connect:Direct Receive File (CDRCV) Screen 3 Connect:Direct Receive File (CDRCV) Screen 4 Connect:Direct Receive File (CDRCV) Screen 5 Connect:Direct Receive File (CDRCV) Screen 6 Page Chapter 5 Sending a Spool File Using the CDSNDSPL Command CDSNDSPL Command Example CDSNDSPL Command Format Note: TOSYSOPTS is required if remote node is on i5/OS Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Sending a Spooled File to a Remote Node Page Chapter 6 Running a Remote Task Using the CDRUNTASK Command CDRUNTASK Command Example CDRUNTASK Example With New TraceOpt Parameters CDRUNTASK Command Format The following are the parameters for the CDRUNTASK command. Required parameters are in bold. Page Page Page Using the CDRUNTASK Screens Initiating a Task on a Remote Node Running a Remote Task 99 Additional screens vary according to the remote node environment. Page Chapter 7 Submitting a Sterling Connect:Direct Process on a Remote Node Using the CDSUBMIT Command CDSUBMIT Command Example CDSUBMIT Command Format Note: The CLASS parameter is not used by Sterling Connect:Direct for i5/OS. Page Page Page Page Using the CDSUBMIT Screens Submitting a Process on a Remote Node Sterling Connect:Direct Submit Primary Screen Chapter 8 Submitting a Job on a Remote Node Using the CDRUNJOB Command CDRUNJOB Command Example CDRUNJOB Command Format Page Page Page Using the CDRUNJOB Screens Submitting a Job to a Remote Node Submitting a Job on a Remote Node 115 The primary CDRUNJOB screen looks similar to the following. Page Chapter 9 Compressing Files Using the CDCOMP Command Required CDCOMP Tasks CDCOMP Command Example CDCOMP Command Format Page Using the CDCOMP Screen Compressing a File Prior to Sending Compressing Files 121 The following figure is a sample Connect:Direct Compress File (CDCOMP) screen. Page Chapter 10 Controlling Processes Understanding the Process Management Queue Understanding Asynchronous and Synchronous Processes Submitting Processes for Asynchronous Execution CDSUBPROC Command Example CDSUBPROC Command Format Required Parameter Page Using the CDSUBPROC Screens Submitting a Process for Asynchronous Execution Working with Sterling Connect:Direct Processes Page Using the WRKCDPROC Screens Monitoring and Controlling Processes WRKCDPROC Option Descriptions Changing Process Characteristics Moving an Nonexecuting Asynchronous Process Removing an Nonexecuting Asynchronous Process Displaying Process Details Releasing a Process in the HOLD Queue Terminating and Flushing an Executing PNODE Process Interrupting an Executing Asynchronous Process Releasing or Holding Asynchronous Processes Controlling Processes 133 RLSCDPROC Screen HLDCDPROC Screen Page Chapter 11 Using Sterling Connect:Direct Statistics Selecting Statistics Information Specifying Selection Criteria CDSELSTAT Command Example CDSELSTAT Command Format Page Using the CDSELSTAT Screens Selecting and Displaying Summary Statistics Page Selecting and Printing Detail Statistics Page The following screen shows the results of using the display option, Output destination, (*PRINT). Chapter 12 Decompressing Files Using the CDDECOMP Command CDDECOMP Command Example CDDECOMP Command Format Using the CDDECOMP Screen Decompressing a File Decompressing Files 145 The following figure shows a sample Connect:Direct Decompress File (CDDECOMP) screen: Page Chapter 13 Displaying Sterling Connect:Direct Message Descriptions Specifying Recipient of Status Messages Using the DSPCDMSGD Command DSPCDMSGD Command Example DSPCDMSGD Command Format Using the DSPCDMSGD Screen Displaying Sterling Connect:Direct Message Text Displaying Sterling Connect:Direct Message Descriptions 149 The following screen is an example of the screen associated with the DSPCDMSGD command. Sample Message Description The following figure shows a sample message description. Page Appendix A CL Program Examples i5/OS Block Mode Transfer Examples i5/OS Compress/Decompress Examples i5/OS Run Task Example i5/OS Send Example Using Send File Field Description i5/OS Send and Receive Examples Using Native File System i5/OS Send and Receive Examples Using Integrated File System i5/OSz/OS Send and Receive Examples i5/OSNT Send and Receive Examples i5/OSMicrosoft Windows Run Job and Run Task Examples i5/OSUNIX Send and Receive Examples i5/OSUNIX Run Task and Run Job Examples i5/OSUTIL Test Examples Page Notices Page Trademarks Page Glossary A C I L N P Q R S T Page Page Index A B C Page Page Page D E F H I J L M Q R S T U W X