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5Contents
- Chapter 1. Controlling and Monitoring Processes..............1
- Chapter 2. Process Queuing .....37
- Chapter 3. Sterling Connect:Direct Utilities ..............43
- Chapter 4. Writing Custom Programs 59
- Chapter 5. Writing User Exits .....75
- Notices ..............83 Index ...............87
7Chapter 1. Controlling and Monitoring Processes
- Overview of the Command Line Interface
- Starting the CLI
- Stopping the CLI
- CLI Commands
  - 82
- 9CLI Job Control
- 10CLI History Commands
- Overview of Sterling Connect:Direct Commands
  - 4
  - 11Abbreviations for Common Sterling Connect:Direct Commands
  - Restricting the Scripts and UNIX Commands Users Can Execute
  - Sterling Connect:Direct Command Syntax
    - Generic Parameter Value
    - List Parameter Value
    - 6
- 12Submitting a Process
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  - 18Example - Submit a Process That Runs Every Week
    - The following command submits the Process named payroll:
    - 12
  - Example - Submit a Process with a Start Time Specified
    - The following command submits the Process named copyfil:
    - Because startt is specified, the Process executes on the first day of January 2008 at 11:45 a.m.
  - Example - Submit a Process with No File Value
  - Example - Submit a Process and Turn On Tracing
- 19Changing Process Parameters
  - The optional parameters for the change process command are the following:
  - 2014
- 21Deleting a Process from the TCQ
  - The delete process command removes a nonexecuting Process from the TCQ.
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    - The following command deletes all nonexecuting Processes submitted by user ID cduser on node dallas:
- 23Removing a Process from the Execution Queue
  - The flush process command has the following optional parameters:
  - The following command flushes all executing Processes named Rome from the Execution queue:
  - The following command flushes all executing Processes on node alma submitted by user ID jones:
- 24Stopping Sterling Connect:Direct
  - 18
- 25Viewing a Process in the TCQ
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    - The following command displays the specified Process number:
- 28Monitoring Process Status in the TCQ
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    - 31The following command displays a short report for the specified Process number:
    - Output from the command is displayed in the following table:
    - The following command displays a detailed report for the specified Process number:
    - Output from the command is displayed in the following table:
- 32Determining the Outcome of a Process
  - 26
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- 38Generating a Detailed Output Report for a Process
  - 32
- 39Generating a Summary Report for a Process
- Running System Diagnostics
  - 4034
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43Chapter 2. Process Queuing
- Overview of the Transmission Control Queue
- Scheduling Sterling Connect:Direct Activity
- 44Progression of a Process Through the TCQ
  - 38
- 45The Execution Queue
- 46The Wait Queue
  - 40
- 47The Timer Queue
- The Hold Queue
  - 4842
49Chapter 3. Sterling Connect:Direct Utilities
- Introduction to Translation Tables
- Creating a Translation Table
- 50Compiling a Translation Table Using the ndmxlt Utility
  - 44
    - The parameters for the ndmxlt command are listed in the following table:
- ExampleCreating a Translation Table
  - About this task
- 51ExampleModifying a Model Translation Table
  - About this task
- Using Translation During File Transfer Operations
- 52Translation Table Error Messages
- Accessing Sterling Connect:Direct Messages
  - 46
- Message File Content
- 53Message File Record Format
- Displaying Message Text
- 54Precompressing/Decompressing Files Using the Standalone Batch Compression Utility
- Special Considerations for Using the Standalone Batch Compression Utility
  - 48
- 55Using the Standalone Batch Compression Utility
  - Following are the parameters for the cdsacomp utility:
  - 5650
- 57ExamplePrecompress a Text File
- ExamplePrecompress a Text File With Codepage Conversion
- ExamplePrecompress a Binary File
- ExampleDecompress a Text File
- 58Examplescsdacomp Command Help
  - Requesting a summary of cdsacomp command parameters and help options:
  - 52
- ExampleDecompress a File on the Remote Node During the Copy Step
- ExampleSend Precompressed File to z/OS and Storing It as Precompressed
- 59Validate Configuration Files
- Configuration Reports
- 60Generating a Configuration Report on the Base Installation
  - 54
- 61Generating a Configuration Report on Sterling Connect:Direct Secure Plus for UNIX
  - The following example shows an excerpt from a sample report:
- 62Generating a Configuration Report on Sterling Connect:Direct for SWIFTNet for UNIX
  - 56
65Chapter 4. Writing Custom Programs
- Introduction to Writing Custom Programs
- Compiling Custom Programs
  - 6660
- 67Writing Custom C Programs
- 68Creating a Connection to Sterling Connect:Direct Using ndmapi_connect() or ndmapi_connect_c()
  - 62
- 69Terminating a Connection Using ndmapi_disconnect() or ndmapi_disconnect_c()
- 70Receiving Responses Using ndmapi_recvresp() or ndmapi_recvresp_c()
  - 64
    - Following are the parameters for ndmapi_recvresp() or ndmapi_recvresp_c():
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    - 73The ndmapi_recvresp() or ndmapi_recvresp_c() function has the folliowing return codes:
    - Following is a sample ndmapi_recvresp() function:
- 74Sending a Command to Sterling Connect:Direct Using ndmapi_sendcmd() or ndmapi_sendcmd_c()
  - 68
    - Following are the parameters for ndmapi_sendcmd() or ndmapi_sendcmd_c():
- 75Writing Custom C++ Programs
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    - The ConnectDirectSession class methods are described in the following table:
    - Following is the ConnectDirectSession class header:
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81Chapter 5. Writing User Exits
- User Exit Programs
- User Exit Functions
- 82Initializing Communications with exit_child_init() or exit_child_init_c()
  - 76
    - The exit_child_init() or exit_child_init_c() function has the following parameter:
- 83Waiting for a Message Using recv_exit_msg() or recv_exit_msg_c()
- Passing a File Descriptor Using send_exit_file() or send_exit_file_c()
- 84Sending a Message to Sterling Connect:Direct Using send_exit_msg() or send_exit_msg_c()
  - 78
- 85Overview of User Exit Messages
- Statistics Exit Message
- File Open Exit Messages
  - FILE_OPEN_OUTPUT_MSG
  - FILE_OPEN_OUTPUT_REPLY_MSG
  - FILE_OPEN_INPUT_MSG
    - 80
  - FILE_OPEN_INPUT_REPLY_MSG
- 86Security Exit Messages
  - 87GENERATE_MSG
  - GENERATE_REPLY_MSG
  - VALIDATE_MSG
  - VALIDATE_REPLY_MSG
- 88User Exit Stop Message
  - 82
- Copy Control Block
- Exit Log Files
89Notices
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- 91Trademarks
  - 9286
93Index Special characters
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