Software Reference Manual - NetEx
Software Reference Manual - NetEx
Software Reference Manual - NetEx
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Preface<br />
This manual describes the user interface to the Network Executive <strong>Software</strong> (“NESi”) H211 Bulk File Transfer<br />
(BFX) utility for IBM z/OS systems. BFX is used in conjunction with NESi’s NETwork EXecutive<br />
(NETEX®) family of software products for use on IP networks.<br />
The first section of this manual, “Introduction” on page 1 is an introduction to BFX. It includes a description<br />
of BFX, network configurations that can support BFX, and the three programs which compose BFX and how<br />
they interact.<br />
“JCL and Control Parameters for BFX” on page 11 presents user control statements and parameters. This<br />
section also shows the JCL used when running BFX, including simple examples.<br />
The third section, “Applications” on page 25, provides detailed examples using BFX.<br />
The next section, “Installing BFX” on page 29, describes the installation of BFX. It includes defining default<br />
values for control parameters described in the second section.<br />
“Appendix A: User Modules” on page 59 describes how to write BFX user modules. The user modules are<br />
called from user exits within BFX. These user exits were carefully placed within BFX to allow the user modules<br />
to perform code conversion when not provided by NESi hardware or software (NESi provides for many<br />
types of code conversion), to transfer non-sequential files, or to perform other special processing by outside<br />
modules.<br />
“Appendix B. BFX Internal Summary” on page 77 describes the BFX internal structure as it relates to writing<br />
user block (or record) modules.<br />
“Appendix C. BFX Error Messages” on page 91 contains BFX error messages.<br />
“Appendix D. H211 User Abend Codes” on page 109 lists H211 user abend codes.<br />
“Appendix E. BFX Condition Codes” on page 111 lists H211 condition codes.<br />
BFX uses NETEX, but the reader does not need to understand NETEX to use the first four sections of this<br />
manual and BFX. However, users creating their own user modules (as described in “Appendix A: User Modules”<br />
on page 59) are assumed to be familiar with NETEX.<br />
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