IBM CDI5UG1107 guide

74IBM Sterling Connect:Direct for i5/OS User’s Guide

Command Parameters

JOB(*job-name user-name job-number)

SPLFNUM(n*ONLY*LAST)

TDSN(spooled-file-namedata-set-name)

TOSYSOPTS(‘ DECMPR(*YES*NO) EXITCMD(valid i5/OS command) FAILCMD(valid i5/OS command) TYPE(FILEMBROBJSPLF) CODEPAGE(nnnnn,nnnnn)

XTRAN(table-name)[XTRANLSO(so-code)XTRANLSI(si-code)XTRANLDATA(MIXEDDBCS)XT RANPAD(pc)]

CCSID(nnnnn)

EORCHAR(xxxx)

’)

Note: TOSYSOPTS is required if remote node is on i5/OS

BLKSIZE(n*CALC)

CHLVAL(*NORMAL(channel#1 line#1)...(channel#12 line#12))

CKPTINV(n)

CLASS(n)

COMPRESS(*YES*NOX\xx\C\cc\EXT)

CRC(INITPARMSNETMAPOFFON)

CTLCHAR(NONEFCFC*PRTCTL)

ECTUNING(ecclevel,ccminsize,ecmlevel)

FDSNLEN(*SPLF)

NOTIFY(userid)

PLEXCLASS(user-defined class)

PNAME(name)

PNODEID(id, pswd, newpswd)

PRTY(n)

RMTWORK(*YES*NO)

SACCT(snode-accounting-data)

†SECOPTIONS(* *)

SNODEID(id, pswd, newpswd)

TBUFND(n)

TDBPARMS(dbid,dbsubid)

TDCB(modeldcb, blksize, den, dsorg, keylen, limct, lrecl, optcd, recfm, rkp, trtch)

TDISP(current normal end abnormal end)

TIOEXIT(program-name)

† Sterling Connect:Direct Secure Plus for i5/OS parameter.

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Contents

IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS Copyright Contents Chapter Submitting a Job on a Remote Node Chapter Sending a Spool FileChapter Running a Remote Task Chapter Compressing Files Chapter Decompressing Files Chapter Using Sterling ConnectDirect StatisticsChapter Controlling Processes Appendix a CL Program Examples IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Interfacing with Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS Issuing Sterling ConnectDirect CL CommandsAbout Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS Understanding Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS Components IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Accessing Sterling ConnectDirect Through the Main Menu Issuing CL Commands Through the Main Menu Accessing the Administration Menu Cdselstat Vrycfg IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Using Control Language Reviewing Sterling ConnectDirect CL Command Functions Cddspstati Entering CL Commands in Free Format Entering CL CommandsEmbedding CL Commands Command Prompting Using CL Programming and Sterling ConnectDirect CL Commands Sample CL Program Accessing Parameter Level Help Accessing Command Level HelpPrompting for a Command Using Parameter Level Prompt IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Native File System Using the File SystemsSending a File Integrated File System QSYS.LIB/library-name.LIB/file-name.FILE/member-name.MBR Using the Cdsnd CommandCdsnd Command Example Cdsnd Command Format CRC*INITPARMS*NETMAP*OFF*ON Required Parameters SNODEremote-node-name TDSN’to data-set-name’ SNODENVIRNremote-environment-nameFDSN‘from data-set-name’ FMSYSOPTS‘ Format Special Considerations Sending a File IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Sending a File IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide CKPTINVn Optional ParametersBLKSIZEn*CALC Compress *NO*YES*EXTX\xx\C\cc\ ECTUNINGecclevel,ecwinsize,ecmlevelCLASSn CRC*INITPARMS*NETMAP*OFF*ON Exclude genericmember-namestart-range/stop-range‘list’ NOTIFYuserid Secoptions Replace *YES*NORMTWORK*NO*YES SELECTmember, new-name, R/NR, ‘list’ Snodeid id, pswd, newpswd TBUFNDn Tdbparms dbid, dbsubid Sending a File TLINKvmuserid pwd accmode cuu TIOEXITprogram-nameTIOPARMparameter-names TPROTCT*YES*NO Command Trace OptionsTMSVGPdata-definition-name Traceopt Tsql ‘sql-statement’‘DSN=data-set-name’ Using Block Mode Transfer Block Mode Transfer Examples Simulating Blocksizes Cdrcv Example-Specifying Source File Blocksize Using the Cdsnd Screens Sending a File to a Remote Node Current Calc Receiving a File Using the Cdrcv Command Cdrcv Command Example Cdrcv Command Format FALIAS*YES*NO Required Parameters FDSN‘from remote-data-set-name’ Snodenvirn TDSN‘to data-set-name’ Receiving a File IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Receiving a File IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Optional Parameters Ectuning ecclevel,ecwinsize,ecmlevel COMPRESS*NO *YES *EXT X\xx\ C\cc\ FBUFNDn EXCLUDEgeneric, member-name, start-range/stop-range, ‘list’FALIAS*YES*NO FDBPARMSdbid, dbsubid DEN FIOPARMparameter-name FDISPcurrent, normal end, abnormal endFIOEXITprogram-name FPDSDIR*YES*NO FLINKvmuserid,pwd,accmode,ccuuFMSVGPdata-set-name FSQLsql-statementDSN=data-set-name FVOLREFdata-set-name FUNITnameFVOLprivate, volcount, ser FVSAMCATdsn,vmid,pwd,accmode,cuu SACCTsnode-accounting-data REPLACE*YES*NORMTWORK*YES*NO SELECTmember, new-name, R/NR,‘list’ SNODEIDid, pswd, newpswd TDISPcurrent Traceopt Using Block Mode Transfer Cdrcv Examples-Not Specifying Source File Blocksize Using the Cdrcv Screens Receiving a File From a Remote Node ConnectDirect Receive File Cdrcv Screen None YES YES, *NO CRC Initparms T, ET, COMP, Nocomp IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Cdsndspl Command Format Using the Cdsndspl CommandCdsndspl Command Example Sending a Spool File CRC*INITPARMS*NETMAP*OFF*ON CTLCHAR*NONE*FCFC*PRTCTL SPLFname JOB*job-name user-name job-number SPLFNUMn*ONLY*LAST TDSNspooled-file-namedata-set-name MSP IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Sending a Spool File IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide CHLVAL*NORMAL channel#1 line#1 . . . channel#12 line#12 Compress *YES*NOX\xx\C\ccEXT PNAMEname CTLCHAR*NONE*FCFC*PRTCTLFDSNLEN*SPLF PRTYn TDBPARMSdbid, dbsubid IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide TIOPARMparameter-name TLABELseqno,labeltype,pswdread,inout,retpd,expdt TLINKvmid,pwd,accmode,cuu TMSVGPn Command Trace Options TVOL*YES*NO Sending a Spooled File to a Remote Node IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Running a Remote Task Using the Cdruntask CommandCdruntask Command Example Cdruntask Command Format Cdruntask Example With New TraceOpt Parameters CMDcommand PGMprogram-name PARMparameters Trace Instructions Using the Cdruntask Screens Initiating a Task on a Remote Node ConnectDirect Run Task Cdruntask Type choices, press Enter IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Cdsubmit Command Format Using the Cdsubmit CommandCdsubmit Command Example CommandParameters PROCFILEfile-name NEWNAMEfile-name*NONE PROCFILEfile-nameCLASSn*MODED NOTIFY*CURRENT*NONEuserid PNOTIFYuserid PCLASSnPHOLD*YES*NO*CALL Ppacctpnode accounting-data PREQUEUE*YES*NO PRETAIN*YES*NO*INITIAL Sacctsnode accounting-data SNODEIDid,pswd,newpswd Using the Cdsubmit Screens Submitting a Process on a Remote Node Sterling ConnectDirect Submit Primary Screen Submitting a Job on a Remote Node Using the Cdrunjob CommandCdrunjob Command Example SNODENVIRNenvironment-name Cdrunjob Command FormatSNODEnode-name JOBFILEfilename BATCHIDidnameCRC*INITPARMSI*NETMAPN*OFFF*ONO LINKCMS-file-information SNODEIDuserid, pswd, newpswd Submitting a Job on a Remote Node 113 Submitting a Job to a Remote Node Using the Cdrunjob ScreensTSYSOPTSremote-job-command Primary Cdrunjob screen looks similar to the following IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Compressing Files Using the Cdcomp CommandCdcomp Command Example Required Cdcomp Tasks Outfile library-name/file-name Cdcomp Command FormatInfile library-name/file-name SELMBRstart-mbr end-mbr new-mbr EXCMBRstart-mbr end-mbrReplace *NO*YES Using the Cdcomp Screen Compressing a File Prior to Sending Compressing Files 121 IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Understanding Asynchronous and Synchronous Processes Controlling ProcessesUnderstanding the Process Management Queue Submitting Processes for Asynchronous Execution Cdsubproc Command ExampleCdsubproc Command Format PRIORITYn CMDcommand stringHOLD*YES*NO RETAIN*YES*NO*INITIAL Traceopt Using the Cdsubproc Screens Submitting a Process for Asynchronous Execution Working with Sterling ConnectDirect Processes Wrkcdproc Command ExampleWrkcdproc Command Format Selecting Specific Processes PUSER*ALLnamegeneric QNAMEACTIVQHOLDQWAITQTIMERQSTARTQ*ALLPNUMn*ALL RMTNODE*ALLnamegeneric Using the Wrkcdproc Screens Monitoring and Controlling Processes Changing Process Characteristics Wrkcdproc Option Descriptions Releasing a Process in the Hold Queue Rlscdproc Screen IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Cdselstat Command Format Using Sterling ConnectDirect StatisticsCdselstat Command Example Selecting Statistics Information Cdselstat command has no required parameters Using the Cdselstat Screens Trace Selecting and Displaying Summary Statistics Active Using Sterling ConnectDirect Statistics 139 Selecting and Printing Detail Statistics Detail SUMMARY, *DETAIL Using Sterling ConnectDirect Statistics 141 Cdsmgr Cddecomp Command Format Using the Cddecomp CommandCddecomp Command Example Decompressing Files REPLACE*NO*YES Using the Cddecomp ScreenDecompressing a File Decompressing Files 145 IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Specifying Recipient of Status Messages Using the Dspcdmsgd CommandDisplaying Sterling ConnectDirect Message Descriptions Dspcdmsgd Command Format Using the Dspcdmsgd ScreenDspcdmsgd Command Example Displaying Sterling ConnectDirect Message Text Sample Message Description SCPA000I IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide I5/OS Compress/Decompress Examples I5/OS Block Mode Transfer ExamplesCL Program Examples I5/OS Run Task Example I5/OS Send Example Using Send File Field DescriptionI5/OS Send and Receive Examples Using Native File System I5/OS Send and Receive Examples Using Integrated File System I5/OS-z/OS Send and Receive Examples I5/OS-NT Send and Receive Examples CL Program Examples 155 I5/OS-Microsoft Windows Run Job and Run Task Examples I5/OS-UNIX Send and Receive Examples I5/OS-UNIX Run Task and Run Job Examples I5/OS-UTIL Test Examples IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide 159 IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Trademarks Copyright License 162 Glossary Adjacent Node Node Process Manager Pmgr Statistics Facility Timer Queue Timer IBM Sterling ConnectDirect for i5/OS User’s Guide Index Selmbr Fsql Secoptions CMD Cdmsgid CRC Secoptions SECOPTIONS, Cdsnd QSYS.LIB MSP IBM Sterling 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