cpy2view32—Generates Oracle Tuxedo VIEW32 definition file from COBOL copybook file.
With -i option,
cname in VIEW32 definition files is not converted to lowcase; without
-i option,
cname is converted to lowercase.
* @binary: by default, copybook data types without the following qualifiers are converted to
string:
BINARY, COMP, COMP-1, COMP-2, COMP-3, COMP-4, COMP-5, PACKED-DECIMAL. With the
* @binary=true annotation, the copybook data types without those qualifiers are converted to
CARRAY.
* @binary=false changes the conversion rule back to the default. When this annotation is defined on a group, all subordinates in the group are affected.
The cpy2view32 utility is written in Java. You must install JDK 1.6 or above and add the Java command "java" to the
PATH environment variable.
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POINTER phrase, FUNCTION-POINTER phrase and PROCEDURE-POINTER phrase are skipped in the conversion.
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VALUE clause is skipped in the conversion.
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JUSTIFIED clause is skipped in the conversion.
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BINARY, COMP, and COMP-4 are synonyms, they are converted to CARRAY in view file.
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Mif2View32—Generates VIEW32 definition file according to the metadata input file and updates the given FML32 definition file.
Mif2View32
-i miffile -o viewfile -f fml32file -w webservice.desc [-v]
Mif2View32 generates VIEW32 definition file according to the metadata input file and updates the given FML32 definition file. The generated nest VIEW32 definition file keeps the same structure with MIF; therefore, we can map the C structure to an FML32 structure.
Specifies webservice.desc configuration file.
tcxcsdcvt -- translates RDO file to all z/OS resource configuration files.
tcxcsdcvt translates RDO files to all z/OS resource configuration files.The generated resource configuration files by default are found in the current directory where this tool is run.
tcxmapgen — <Default ? Font>CICS Runtime MAPSET Generator.
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With -A, users can generate aligned map; without -A, users can generate unaligned map (default behavior).
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artadmin — ART CICS Runtime administration.
artadmin is useful when making hot configuration changes in the CICS resources of a running ART CICS system. It allows the administrator to:
artadmin is launched interactively (similar to
tmadmin). When the
artdmin is launched and connects to Oracle Tuxedo successfully, it returns a prompt requiring you to enter the commands.
Displays item itemno message of TS queue
qname in
TSMODEL in the shared pool. This command does not change read cursor of the queue. If the message is too large, only part of the message is displayed.
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The transactions.desc TRANCLASS parameter cannot be changed dynamically.
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When using NEWCOPY command to reload programs, you must delete the compiled executable file before copying new compiled executable file to runtime environment.
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kixrpt.sh —
ARTKIX transaction/command report utility.
kixrpt.sh [
-d "
YYYY/MM/DD[
hh:mm:ss]"] [
-D "
YYYY/MM/DD[
hh:mm:ss]"] [
-c]
trace
kixrpt reports transaction/command timing statistics information, including total number of transactions/commands running in specified time slot, total time cost, the average running time, etc. For each transaction/command, such tool reports the details of running information: total number, total time cost, average time cost, failure count, etc.
kixrpt analyzes the standard output of
ARTKIX servers to provide a summary of transaction / command processing time within the servers. The report shows the number of times dispatched and average elapsed time in milliseconds of each transaction / command in the covered period.
kixrpt takes its input from the
ARTKIX trace file or a directory (like
KIX_TRACE_PATH) including trace files. The traces are valid by being set as below:
kixrpt supports the following options:
checkcicsbinver—checks Rolling Patch number where your COBOL program is compiled.
checkcicsbinver checks Rolling Patch number where your COBOL program is compiled.
Add $COBDIR/lib to
LD_LIBRARY_PATH (Linux and Solaris platforms) /
LIBPATH (AIX platforms).
Add $COBDIR/lib to
LD_LIBRARY_PATH (Linux and Solaris platforms) /
LIBPATH (AIX platforms).
artcicsutil is the premier control utility to track and dominate the CICS related resources from ART for Batch.
Currently, artcicsutil offers two kinds of subcommands set, IPCP and CAFC. Besides that,
artcicsutil provides NATIVE mode, which can work as a native Oracle Tuxedo client without involving ART for Batch.
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IPCPBTCH means artcicsutil accepts IPCP command set ( artcicsutil acts as IPCP utility). The supported IPCP command set is listed as follows.
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CAFC means artcicsutil accepts CAFC command set ( artcicsutil acts as CAFC utility). The supported CAFC command set is listed as follows.
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NATIVE (default value) means artcicsutil accepts interactive commend set ( artcicsutil acts as a native client, launched interactively by end users). The supported interactive command set is listed as follows. Those subcommands are full name or abbreviation, followed by appropriate arguments. Arguments in square brackets [] are optional. For enable/disable transid subcommands, you can set 18 transid items at most. For open/close VSAM file subcommands, you can set 18 file items at most.
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The CESN transaction uses MAPSET CSIGNON. The following
MAPSET definition must be added to the
MAPSET configuration file
${KIXCONFIG}/mapsets.desc if CESN transaction is required:
Using this default MAPSET definition, CESN supports a maximum eight-character username and a maximum eight-character password. If the following MAPSET definition is added to the
MAPSET configuration file, CESN allows a maximum 20-character username and a maximum 32-character password.
If two MAPSET definitions are both added to the
MAPSET configuration file, the default
MAPSET definition
CSIGNON is used. CESN, in this case, allows a maximum eight-character username and a maximum eight-character password.
The CESN transaction ignores the UCTRAN setting in the
TYPETERM configuration file. The username and password entered from terminal are always case-sensitive, no matter which
UCTRAN value is set.