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

id This is an optional user-defined name that identifies the queue handler to be
started. It can be up to eight characters long. The first character must be a
letter. The default value is procname. Although this parameter is optional, you
should specify it so you can easily identify the queue handler in subsequent
MODIFY or STOP commands.
If you do not use the id with the START command, the system automatically
uses the procedure name as an identifier.
SUB=subsystem
The name of the subsystem that selects the job for processing. The subsystem
must be active and must support job selection. The default value is the primary
job entry system.
keyword=option
If the sample startup procedure, DVGQHPRO, is used to start the queue
handler, this parameter is not used. If a user-written procedure containing symbolic
parameters is used to start the queue handler, you can use
keyword=option to override the value of any specified keyword in the cataloged
procedure.
Example: To start the queue handler using the procedure DVGQHPRO from the
NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS sample library DVG.NFTP230.INSTLIB, enter:
S DVGQHPRO.QH
Once the queue handler has started it issues a message to the operator’s console.
The queue handler then scans the request queue and builds the request queue
directory. The time required depends on the size of the request queue and the
performance of your system. It may take several minutes.
Once the queue handler has finished its initialization processing and is ready to
accept queue handler commands, it issues a ready message.
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