Table 4-5 shows the MCF manager definitions.

Table 4-5 MCF manager definitions

Type	Command	Option	Operand	Definition	Specification
Command	mcfmenv	-m	id	MCF manager process identifier	<alphabetical character> ((A-Z, a-z)) <<A>>
			name	MCF manager name	<1-to-8-character identifier>
	mcfmcomn	-n		Number of logical terminals using sequence numbers	<unsigned integer> ((0-2048)) <<0>>
		-p		MCF work area size	<unsigned integer> ((100-2000000)) (units: Kbytes)
		-j		Journal buffer size for MCF manager processes	<unsigned integer> ((multiple of 4 within the 4096 to 4000000 range)) <<4096>> (units: bytes)
		-o	cmdsvname	MCF online command service name	<1-8 alphanumeric characters>
		-r		Number of simultaneous transaction processes of other nodes	<unsigned integer> ((0-1310720))
		-c		Maximum number of concurrent synchronous sending processes	<unsigned integer> ((1-10000)) <<255>>
		-w	stats	Whether to acquire the MCF statistics	yes | <<no>>
	mcfmcname	-s	mcfsvname	MCF communication service name	<1-8 alphanumeric characters>
			syssvname	System service information definition file name	<1-to-8-character identifier>
	mcfmuap	-d		Maximum number of communication functions issued	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<0>> (units: times)
		-t	sndtim	Synchronous sending monitoring time	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<0>> (units: seconds)
			sndrcvtim	Synchronous transmission monitoring time	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<0>> (units: seconds)
			recvtim	Synchronous receiving monitoring time	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<0>> (units: seconds)
		-j		Journal buffer size for user servers	<unsigned integer> ((multiple of 4 within the 4096 to 4000000 range)) <<32768>> (units: bytes)
		-e	segsize	Maximum segment size to start MHP for processing an error event, or to use the application startup facility	<unsigned integer> ((512-2147483647)) <<512>> (units: bytes)
		-l	initseq	Initial sequence number	<unsigned integer> ((0-2147483647)) <<1>>
			maxseq	Maximum sequence number for wrap	<unsigned integer> ((0-2147483647)) <<65535>>
			minseq	Starting sequence number after wrap	<unsigned integer> ((0-1)) <<1>>
		-u	ntmetim	Nontransaction MHP expiration time	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<0>> (units: seconds)
		-a	delaytim	Delaying time allowance of application startup	<unsigned integer> ((0-360)) <<0>>
		-c	order	Selecting the order for sending and resending messages and for starting applications	<<function>> | commit
	mcfmqgid	-q	quekind	Specifies the type of the queue.	itq | otq
			quegrpid	Queue group ID	<1-to-8-character identifier>
	mcfmexp	-g		Service group registration count	<unsigned integer> ((total number of service groups up to 2147483647))
		-l		Logical-terminal registration count	<unsigned integer> ((total number of logical terminal up to 2147483647))
		-I		Specifies whether to perform fall-back operation if the input disk queue is unavailable.	dg | <<ndg>>
		-o		Specifies whether to perform fall-back operation if the output disk queue is unavailable.	dg | <<ndg>>
	mcfmsts	-g		Maximum service group count	<unsigned integer> ((1-1044480))
		-v		Maximum service count	<unsigned integer> ((1-1044480))
	mcfmsmsg	-m		ID of the message you do not want to output to the log file	<unsigned integer> ((10000-19999 and 28000-29999))
	mcfmsvg	-g	servgrpn	Service group name	<1-to-31-character identifier>
		-w	watchcnt	Number of messages remaining in the input queue being monitored	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<0>>
			watchint	Interval at which the input queue is checked for remaining messages	<unsigned integer> ((5-3600)) <<10>> (units: seconds)
			expectcnt	Number of service requests that an MHP is expected to process	<unsigned integer> ((1-65535))
			abort	Whether the OpenTP1 system fails if the processing capacity of an MHP is insufficient	yes | <<no>>

Table 4-6 shows the MCF communication configuration definitions.

Table 4-6 MCF communication configuration definitions

Type	Command	Option	Operand	Definition	Specification
Command	mcftenv	-s		MCF communication process identifier or application startup process identifier	<numeric character (0-9), a-f> ((01-ef))
		-m		MCF manager identifier	<alphabetic character> ((A-Z, a-z)) <<A>>
		-a		MCF application definition object file name	<1-to-8-character identifier>
		-q	diskitq	Whether to use a disk queue as the input queue	<<yes>> | no
	mcftcomn	-j		Journal buffer size for MCF communication process or application startup process	<unsigned integer> ((multiple of 4 within the 4096 to 4000000 range)) <<32768>> (units: bytes)
	mcfttred	-m		Maximum processing multiplicity	<unsigned integer> ((1-1000)) <<10>>
	mcfttim	-t	btim	Time check interval	<unsigned integer> ((1-60)) <<1>> (units: seconds)
			mtim	Unprocessed send message remaining time	<unsigned integer> ((60-65535)) <<180>> (units: seconds)
			rmtim	Unprocessed receive message remaining time	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<0>> (units: seconds)
		-p	usertime	Whether to use the facility for user timer monitoring	yes | <<no>>
			timereqno	Maximum number of time-monitored requests	<unsigned integer> ((1-10000)) <<16>>
			msgsize	Maximum message length	<unsigned integer> ((0-256)) <<0>> (units: bytes)
			msgout	Whether to output messages	yes | <<no>>
	mcfttrc	-t	size	MCF trace buffer size	<unsigned integer> ((multiple of 4 within the 4096 to 15728640 range)) <<204800>> (units: bytes)
			disk	Specifies whether to use the MCF trace disk output facility.	<<yes>> | no
			bufcnt	MCF trace buffer count	<unsigned integer> ((10-2147483647)) <<100>>
			trccnt	MCF trace file count	<unsigned integer> ((3-99)) <<3>>
			msgsize	Maximum size of a message that can be acquired as trace data	<unsigned integer> ((0-1073741824)) <<128>>(units: bytes)
	mcfttrc	-m		Specifies the action if the MCF trance file count is exceeded.	<<del>> | off
	mcftsts	-a		Maximum application count	<unsigned integer> ((1-65535))
		-l		Maximum logical terminal count	<unsigned integer> ((1-65535))
	mcftbuf	-g	groupno	Group number of buffers for message transmission or for message editing	<unsigned integer> ((1-512))
			length	Length of buffers for message transmission or for message editing	<unsigned integer> ((512-1073741824)) (units: bytes)
			count	Number of buffers for message transmission or for message editing	<unsigned integer> ((1-65535))
			extend	Number of buffers to be extended	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<0>>
	mcftpsvr	-c		Internal communication path name	<1-to-8-character identifier>
		-o	reruntm	Specifies whether to inherit the timer start at rerun.	yes | <<no>>
	mcftalcle	-l		Logical terminal name	<1-to-8-character identifier>
		-t		Specifies the terminal type of this logical terminal.	send | request
		-m	mmsgcnt	Maximum number of output messages that can be stored on memory	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<0>>
			dmsgcnt	Maximum number of output messages that can be stored on disk	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<0>>
		-k	quekind	Specifies the type of medium for the output queue.	<<memory>> | disk
			quegrpid	Queue group ID	<1-to-8-character identifier>
	mcftped			End of application startup environment definition	None

Table 4-7 shows the MCF application definitions.

Table 4-7 MCF application definitions

Type	Command	Option	Operand	Definition	Specification
Command	mcfaenv	-a		MCF application definition identifier	<1-to-8-character identifier>
		-p		Application startup process identifier	<numeric character (0-9), a-f> ((01-ef))
	mcfaalcap	-n	name	Application name or MCF event name	<1-to-8-character identifier>
			kind	Specifies the kind of the application.	<<user>> | mcf
			type	Specifies the type of the application.	ans | <<noans>> | cont
			aplihold	Specifies the application's action to be taken if the application abnormally terminates.	<<m>> | a | s
			msgcnt	Maximum number of storable input messages	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<0>>
			lname	Logical terminal name	<1-to-8-character identifier>
			cname	Internal communication path name	<1-to-8-character identifier>
			tempsize	Continuous inquiry-response temporary data storage area size	<unsigned integer> ((1-32000)) <<4096>> (units: bytes)
			trnmode	Specifies the transaction attribute of the application.	<<trn>> | nontrn
			errevt	Whether error events should be reported	yes | <<no>>
		-N	modelname	Specifies an application name or MCF event name	Model application name | model MCF event name
		-g	servgrpn	Service group name of this application	<1-to-31-character identifier>
			quegrpid	Queue group ID	<1-to-8-character identifier>
			quekind	Specifies the type of the medium for the input queue.	<<memory>> | disk
			type	Specifies the type of UAP.	<<MHP>> | SPP
			srvghold	group's action to be taken if the application terminates abnormally.	<<m>> | s
			recvmsg	Specifies how to handle the receive message of the UAP that terminated abnormally.	<<e>> | r
		-v	servname	Service name for the additional application name	<1-to-31-character identifier>
			servhold	Specifies how to handle the service if the application terminates abnormally.	<<m>> | a | s
			ntmetim	Nontransaction MHP expiration time	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) (units: seconds)
		-d	holdlimit	Maximum application abnormal termination count	<unsigned integer> ((0-65535)) <<1>> (units: times)
			holdlmtyp	Specifies how to count the application abnormal termination count.	sum | <<cont>>
		-j	ij	Specifies whether to collect the historical data when a message received from another system is recorded in the input queue.	yes | <<no>>
			oj	Specifies whether to collect the historical data when a message send request is issued from UAP.	yes | <<no>>
			gj	Specifies whether to collect the historical data when a message receive request is issued from UAP.	yes | <<no>>
		-e	evtlogout	Specifies whether to output log messages when starting ERREVT1 to ERREVT4.	yes | <<no>>

Table 4-8 shows the MCF performance verification trace definitions.

Table 4-8 MCF performance verification trace definitions

Type	Operand	Definition	Specification
set	prf_file_size	MCF performance verification trace information file size	<unsigned integer> ((1024-1048576)) <<1024>> (units: kilobytes)
	prf_file_count	Number of generations for the MCF performance verification trace information file	<unsigned integer> ((3-256)) <<3>>

Table 4-9 shows the system service information definition.

Table 4-9 System service information definition

Type	Operand	Definition	Specification
set	module	Name of the MCF executable program that starts the MCF communication service	<1-to-8-character identifier>
	mcf_prf_trace	Specifies whether to acquire MCF performance verification trace information for each MCF communication service.	<<Y>> | N

Table 4-10 shows the system service common information definition.

Table 4-10 System service common information definition

Type	Operand	Definition	Specification
set	max_socket_descriptors	Maximum number of file descriptors for sockets	<unsigned integer> ((64-2047))
	max_open_fds	Maximum number of files to be accessed by the MCF communication process	<unsigned integer> ((100-2016)) <<500>>
	thdlock_sleep_time	Thread's waiting time if a lock conflict occurs among threads	<unsigned integer> ((1-32767)) <<15>> (unit: milliseconds)
	mcf_prf_trace_level	MCF performance verification trace information acquisition level	((00000000-00000001)) <<00000000>>