mcftpsvr -c internal-communication-path-name [-o "reruntm=yes|no"]

This command defines the environment related to the startup of an application program.

-c internal-communication-path-name~<1-8 character identifier>

Specify the name of the internal communication path for use by the application startup process. This is a virtual communication path for exchange of messages between applications in the same node.

Do not specify the name of an internal communication path that has already been used by another application startup process. If you specify such an internal communication path name, the process of this command terminates abnormally.

-o reruntm=yes|no~<<no>>

Specify whether timer start is inherited at rerun.

If OpenTP1 starts to rerun while there is still a timer start request made before the timeout (before the specified time is exceeded), use this option to specify whether to inherit the timer start request.

This option is not valid for the timer start requests made after a timeout has occurred. Timer start requests after a timeout are inherited regardless of the value specified in this option.

yes

Timer start is inherited at rerun. If the timer start inherit decision UOC (user exit routine) is installed by the main function of the application startup service, specify yes.

This specification is only effective for a logical terminal which specifies disk for the logical terminal definition (mcftalcle -k quekind=) of the application startup definition. For details of the logical terminal definition, see the applicable OpenTP1 Protocol manual.

no

Timer start is not inherited at rerun. All timer start is discarded.

If the timer start inherit decision UOC is installed by the main function of the application startup service, but if no is specified, the UOC is not called.