Chapter 3. Operating NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS - IBM

DVGQHPRO
Defines the LANG, SNAP, UDUMP, and LOG parameters.
DVGQHFTP
The load module name of the queue handler after you have installed the
product using the jobs provided.
You can use the optional PARM parameter to specify a message definition
module other than the default English module.
To specify a language other than English, you must have the necessary language
message module available. The name of the module must be
DVGCCMDx, where x is the first character of the specified language. The
following language names are supported:
� English (U.S.)
� French
� German
� Italian
� Japanese
� Portuguese
� Spanish
� User (any language requiring single-byte encoding)
� Double (any language requiring double-byte encoding).
Note: Message modules for these languages are not necessarily available
from IBM. The initial distribution tape contains only English messages.
However, you can translate the NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS messages to
provide your own message module. For details refer to Chapter 11,
“Changing the Text of NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS Messages and the Language
They Are Issued In” on page 129.
Specifying TIME=1440 prevents the queue handler from being canceled by the
system because it exceeds a given time limit.
The REGION parameter should be coded as shown to reduce the possibility of
storage shortage during the queue handler’s processing. If you specify
another value, and a shortage of storage occurs it is possible that the queue
handler no longer handles requests with all specifications. For the storage
requirements of the queue handler refer to Appendix D, “Storage
Requirements” on page 199.
STEPLIB or JOBLIB
Defines the library that is to be searched first for the load module
DVGQHFTP. If module DVGQHFTP cannot be found in the specified library,
NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS searches for it in the link library and the LPA library.
If you want to use a language message module other than the default, this
module must be available from the current job library, step library, link library,
or LPA library.
SYSUDUMP
Defines the data set that is used by the system to produce a dump if the
queue handler terminates abnormally and the internal SNAP dump facility is
not available.
Although SYSUDUMP is rarely used, you must provide it, in order to obtain
enough information if a problem arises.
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