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

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Offsets Type Length Name Description 24 (18) BITSTRING 4 DVGTSTME Time, in hundredths of a second 28 (1C) CHARACTER 8 DVGTORID The originator ID for which requests should be deleted 36 (24) BITSTRING 8 DVGTNBEF(�) Command enter time 36 (24) 4 DVGTNDTE Date in the form ��YYDDDF where F is the sign 4� (28) BITSTRING 4 DVGTNTME Time, in hundredths of a second 44 (2C) BITSTRING 8 DVGTNAFT(�) Command enter time 44 (2C) 4 DVGTADTE Date in the form ��YYDDDF where F is the sign 48 (3�) BITSTRING 4 DVGTATME Time, in hundredths of a second 52 (34) CHARACTER 1 DVGTRPNT Specified restart point 53 (35) CHARACTER 1 DVGTPRTY Priority to which the request is to be modified 54 (36) CHARACTER 1 DVGTCLAS Class to which the request is to be modified ..11 .111 DVGRESLN "�-SMFXXRES" Length of this data section Figure 108 (Part 11 of 22). SMF Record Layout 236 NetView FTP V2 MVS Installation, Operation, and Administration
Offsets Type Length Name Description � (�) STRUCTURE SMFXXQRB ================================================================================== SUBTYPE 11 : Queue Rebuild ================================================================================== � (�) CHARACTER 44 SMFQRB(�) � (�) CHARACTER 8 DVGRQHNA Jobname of the queue handler 8 (8) BITSTRING 4 DVGRSLOT Number of records defined to the request queue. This is the maximum number of queue slots 12 (C) BITSTRING 4 DVGRFINB Number of file-transfer request on output queue before queue rebuild 16 (1�) BITSTRING 4 DVGRFREB Number of unused slots before queue rebuild 2� (14) BITSTRING 8 DVGRSTIM(�) Start of queue rebuild Time and date 2� (14) 4 DVGRSDTE Date in the form ��YYDDDF where F is the sign 24 (18) BITSTRING 4 DVGRSTME Time, in hundredths of a second 28 (1C) BITSTRING 4 DVGRFREA Number of unused slots after queue rebuild 32 (2�) BITSTRING 4 DVGRFINA Number of file-transfer request on output queue after queue rebuild 36 (24) BITSTRING 8 DVGRETIM(�) End of queue rebuild Time and date 36 (24) 4 DVGREDTE Date in the form ��YYDDDF where F is the sign 4� (28) BITSTRING 4 DVGRETME Time, in hundredths of a second ..1. 11.. DVGQRBLN "�-SMFXXQRB" Length of this data section Figure 108 (Part 12 of 22). SMF Record Layout Appendix H. Layout of the SMF Records 237
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NetView File Transfer Program Versi
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Note! Before using this information
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Verifying the Installation of the O
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The ESTAE Recovery Routine of the Q
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Events Issued by the SNA Server Onl
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x NetView FTP V2 MVS Installation,
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NetView FTP AIX NetView File Transf
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2 NetView FTP V2 MVS Installation,
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File-Transfer Requests You use NetV
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The main NetView FTP MVS component,
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7. After the queue handler finds a
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17. The sending server passes the d
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If an error occurred while processi
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i. If you want to use NetView FTP V
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Figure 9. NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS Sa
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MVS Link-Library List Library DVG.N
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5. Submit the job DVGJSMPE. This jo
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Gaining Access to the Interactive I
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Preparing the OSI Part of NetView F
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Verifying the Installation of NetVi
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Installation Verification Test 1 In
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Continue to submit the job until on
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Query a NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS File
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When the job has finished, check th
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When the job has finished, check th
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7. Check the NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS
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� A repeatable operand is shown l
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id This is an optional user-defined
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SUB=subsystem The name of the subsy
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Figure 37 shows an example of this
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Displaying the Status of a Specific
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REMOTE LU NAME The LU name of the r
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Modifying a Server’s Classes You
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With this MODIFY command the queue
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All Servers An OSI server can only
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� A name of up to eight character
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DVGXRQ1 JOB (accn,n),'programmer-id
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Avoiding Request Queue Overflows Re
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Printing the NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS
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DVGXCR1 JOB (accn,n),'programmer-id
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NAME The cluster name shown is a sa
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Avoiding a Checkpoint Data Set Over
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APPL name and ACBNAME Use these par
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An example of what the entries can
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The records must be at least 28 byt
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Updating a Server Group Table � A
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Filestore Nickname The name of the
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Making Entries in the Local Resourc
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DVGQHPRO Defines the LANG, SNAP, UD
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DVGNDT Defines the data set that co
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This name is used: � To identify
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total Defines the total number of F
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Sample Initialization Parameters fo
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DVGSTSV Defines the procedure step
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DVGREP Defines the file-transfer re
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Batch Jobs to Start a Server You ca
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The JCL statements for a batch job
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Initialization Parameters for an SN
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Server Running Mode Use the SRVMODE
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If you specify a value for this par
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►►──POSTCONV=name───
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When processing a remote request (o
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Example of Initialization Parameter
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Local User Password Use the OIUSRPW
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The library DVG.NFTP230.SDVGSAM0 co
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Special Considerations for Language
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Types of Traces There are three dif
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Module Groups for Traces The figure
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Tracing an SNA Server You can run a
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Figure 75 (Part 2 of 2). LU 6.2 Con
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Figure 81 (Part 2 of 2). Trace Grou
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TASK ID Identifier for the main tas
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Figure 87. Frequency of Entering an
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Figure 98. Frequency of Entering an
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Error Situations in the Interactive
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The ESTAE Recovery Routine of the Q
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The ESTAE Recovery Routine of the S
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9. The post-conversation user exit
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Initial Evaluation Messages Codes T
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The Internal Trace Facility NetView
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Identifying the Type-of-Failure Key
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PCSS/name The name parameter indica
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Search Strategy Figure 102 (Part 2
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Description of the Symptom Record T
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Data Security NetView FTP V2.2.1 MV
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Synchronized SAF Environments: If S
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OSI/File Services filestore owners
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LPA library 96, 107 LRD user name o
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parameter (continued) SECACPT 81 SE
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sending server, determining 9 seria
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time checkpoint interval 117 TIMECR
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