OpenTP1 Version 7
Operation
3000-3-D53-30(E)
Contents
- Notices
- Summary of amendments
- Preface
- Part 1: OpenTP1 Environment Setup
- 1. Environment Setup
- 1.1 Overview
- 1.1.1 Overview of the environment setup procedure
- 1.2 Environment setup by superuser
- 1.2.1 Cataloging of OpenTP1 administrator
- 1.2.2 Definition of OpenTP1 group
- 1.2.3 Installation of OpenTP1
- 1.2.4 Creation of OpenTP1 directory
- 1.2.5 Cataloging of OpenTP1 into the OS and deletion of OpenTP1
- 1.2.6 Creation of OpenTP1 file system area
- 1.2.7 Setting up environment for domain communication
- 1.2.8 Changing common definition for the system
- 1.3 Environment setup by OpenTP1 administrator
- 1.3.1 Creation and checking of the system definition
- 1.3.2 OpenTP1 administrator environment setup
- 1.3.3 Reservation of resources for OpenTP1 internal control
- 1.3.4 Initialization of OpenTP1 file systems
- 1.3.5 Creation of OpenTP1 files
- 1.3.6 Creation of non-OpenTP1 files
- 1.3.7 Cataloging of resource manager
- 1.3.8 Creation of transaction control object files
- 1.3.9 Changing system common definition
- 1.4 Preparations for TP1/Message Control execution
- 1.4.1 Creation of the MCF main function of the MCF communication service
- 1.4.2 Creation of the MCF main function of the application startup service
- 1.4.3 Installation of the MCF main function into the directory
- 1.4.4 Cataloging of MCF service name
- 1.4.5 Creation of system service information definition file
- 1.4.6 Creation of definition object files
- 1.4.7 Preparation for acquiring command logs
- Part 2: OpenTP1 Operations
- 2. OpenTP1 Startup and Termination
- 2.1 Startup
- 2.1.1 Startup methods
- 2.1.2 Startup modes
- 2.1.3 Selection of startup method
- 2.1.4 Selection of startup form
- 2.2 Termination
- 2.2.1 Termination modes
- 2.2.2 Termination methods
- 2.2.3 Notes
- 3. OpenTP1 Online Operation
- 3.1 Server operations
- 3.1.1 User server startup
- 3.1.2 User server termination
- 3.1.3 Display of server status
- 3.1.4 Search path for user server and command activated from user server
- 3.1.5 Replacement of user server
- 3.1.6 User server process
- 3.2 Scheduling operations
- 3.2.1 Display of scheduling status
- 3.2.2 Shutdown and restart of scheduling
- 3.2.3 Automatic shutdown of scheduling
- 3.2.4 Inter-node load balance
- 3.2.5 Changing the number of processes
- 3.2.6 Monitoring the schedule queue
- 3.2.7 Schedule queue congestion monitoring
- 3.2.8 Refreshing user server processes
- 3.3 Transaction operations
- 3.3.1 Display of transaction status
- 3.3.2 Forcible determination of transaction
- 3.3.3 Forcible termination of transaction
- 3.3.4 Deleting undecided-transaction information files
- 3.3.5 Startup and termination of collecting transaction statistics
- 3.3.6 Acquisition of transaction statistics when the XA resource service is used
- 3.4 Lock operations
- 3.4.1 Display of lock information
- 3.4.2 Display of lock control table pool information
- 3.4.3 Deletion of deadlock information files and timeout information files
- 3.5 Standard output file operations
- 3.6 Logging
- 3.6.1 Message log
- 3.6.2 Command log
- 3.7 Audit log operations
- 3.7.1 Setting up the environment for audit log acquisition
- 3.7.2 Audit log output format
- 3.7.3 Example of audit log file estimation
- 3.7.4 Information output to audit logs
- 3.7.5 List of audited events and their triggers
- 3.7.6 Examples of audit log operation
- 3.8 Trace operations
- 3.8.1 Output of UAP trace information
- 3.8.2 RPC trace operations
- 3.8.3 Swapping MCF trace information
- 3.8.4 Temporarily outputting MCF trace information
- 3.8.5 Performance verification trace operations
- 3.9 Shared memory operations
- 3.9.1 Display of shared memory utilization status
- 3.9.2 Buffer pool for storing messages
- 3.10 OpenTP1 domain operations
- 3.10.1 Changing the domain configuration
- 3.10.2 Domain representative schedule service
- 3.10.3 Invalidating the startup notification information
- 3.10.4 Verifying OpenTP1 startup and clearing the cache
- 3.11 Operations using TP1/NET/OSI-TP-Extended
- 3.12 Operations using the remote API facility
- 3.12.1 Preparations for using the remote API facility
- 3.12.2 Displaying the status of a RAP-processing listener or a RAP-processing server
- 3.12.3 Performance improvement of the remote API facility
- 3.12.4 Starting and stopping the RAP-processing listener and RAP-processing server
- 3.12.5 Starting and stopping the RAP-processing client manager
- 3.12.6 Establishing connection with RAP-processing listener
- 3.12.7 Cautions when using the remote API facility
- 3.13 Nonstop operation of OpenTP1
- 3.13.1 Handling resources
- 3.13.2 Notes on changing the configuration
- 3.13.3 Replacing part of an MCF communication service
- 3.13.4 Notes on changing the time
- 3.14 Operations using the XA resource service
- 3.14.1 Preparations for using the XA resource service
- 3.14.2 Transaction management using the XA resource service
- 3.14.3 Starting and stopping the XA resource service
- 3.14.4 Action to take if an error occurs in the XAR file
- 3.14.5 Trace information acquired by the XA resource service
- 3.15 Operations using Job Management Partner 1
- 3.15.1 System operations using scenario templates
- 3.15.2 Registering a scenario
- 3.15.3 Using Scale Out
- 3.15.4 Using Scale In
- 3.15.5 Using Rolling Update
- 3.15.6 Using sample scenario templates
- 3.16 Operations for using the real-time statistics service
- 3.16.1 Preparation for using the real-time statistics service
- 3.16.2 Starting and stopping the real-time statistics service
- 3.16.3 Acquiring real-time statistics
- 3.16.4 Outputting real-time statistics
- 3.16.5 Changing the settings of targets and the items to be acquired in real time
- 4. OpenTP1 File Operations
- 4.1 OpenTP1 file system operations
- 4.1.1 Creation of OpenTP1 file system
- 4.1.2 Display of OpenTP1 file system status
- 4.1.3 Display of OpenTP1 file system contents
- 4.1.4 Backup of OpenTP1 file system
- 4.1.5 Restoration of OpenTP1 file system
- 4.1.6 Change of OpenTP1 file owner
- 4.1.7 Change of OpenTP1 file group
- 4.1.8 Change of OpenTP1 file access authorization mode
- 4.1.9 OpenTP1 file system garbage collection
- 4.1.10 Change of OpenTP1 file system attributes
- 4.1.11 Re-creation of OpenTP1 files
- 4.2 Status file operations
- 4.2.1 Creation and definition of status files
- 4.2.2 Use of status files
- 4.2.3 Display of status file status
- 4.2.4 Display of status file contents
- 4.2.5 Status file open and close
- 4.2.6 Deletion of status file
- 4.2.7 Status file space shortage
- 4.2.8 Status changes for status files
- 4.3 System journal file operations
- 4.3.1 OpenTP1 journals
- 4.3.2 Creating and defining system journal files
- 4.3.3 Using system journal files
- 4.3.4 Unloading of system journal files
- 4.3.5 Reuse of system journal files
- 4.3.6 Display of system journal file information
- 4.3.7 System journal file open and close
- 4.3.8 Change of system journal file status
- 4.3.9 Swapping of system journal files
- 4.3.10 Nonswappable file group
- 4.3.11 Status changes for system journal files
- 4.3.12 Output of system statistics to journal
- 4.3.13 Chronological sorting and merging of unload journal files
- 4.3.14 Copying of unload journal files
- 4.3.15 Editing and output of unload journal files
- 4.3.16 Output of records of unload journal files
- 4.3.17 Output of uptime statistics
- 4.3.18 Journal integration for file recovery
- 4.3.19 Journal fileless mode
- 4.4 Recovery journal file operations
- 4.4.1 Transaction recovery journal file operations
- 4.4.2 Server recovery journal file operations
- 4.5 Checkpoint dump file operations
- 4.5.1 Creation and definition of checkpoint dump files
- 4.5.2 Use of checkpoint dump files
- 4.5.3 Deletion of checkpoint dump files
- 4.5.4 Automatic opening of checkpoint dump files
- 4.5.5 No checkpoint dump collection destination
- 4.5.6 Display of checkpoint dump file information
- 4.5.7 Checkpoint dump file open and close
- 4.5.8 Duplication of checkpoint dump files
- 4.5.9 Status changes for checkpoint dump files
- 4.6 DAM file operations
- 4.6.1 Creation of DAM files
- 4.6.2 DAM file status management
- 4.6.3 Display of DAM file status
- 4.6.4 DAM file addition and deletion
- 4.6.5 Logical file logical shutdown and release of shutdown status
- 4.6.6 DAM file backup and restore
- 4.6.7 DAM file recovery
- 4.6.8 DAM file lock
- 4.6.9 DAM file addition in online mode
- 4.6.10 Setting the number of cache blocks for a DAM file
- 4.6.11 Extending the block length for a DAM file
- 4.6.12 Extracting user data from a DAM file
- 4.7 TAM file operations
- 4.7.1 Creation of TAM files
- 4.7.2 TAM table status management
- 4.7.3 Display of TAM table status
- 4.7.4 TAM table addition and removal
- 4.7.5 TAM table logical shutdown and release of shutdown status
- 4.7.6 TAM table loading and unloading
- 4.7.7 TAM file backup and restoration
- 4.7.8 Creation of a TAM data file from a TAM file
- 4.7.9 TAM file deletion
- 4.7.10 TAM file recovery
- 4.7.11 TAM file lock
- 4.7.12 TAM file addition in online mode
- 4.7.13 Displaying the synonym information after creating a TAM file
- 4.7.14 Increasing the number of records in a TAM file
- 5. Sending and Receiving Messages
- 5.1 MCF communication service operations
- 5.2 Connection operations
- 5.3 Application operations
- 5.4 Logical terminal operations
- 5.5 Service group operations
- 5.6 Service operations
- 5.7 Protocol-specific operations
- 5.7.1 Startup and termination of a session
- 5.7.2 Display of buffer group utilization status
- 5.7.3 Map file
- 5.8 Monitoring message queues
- 5.9 Queue operations
- 6. OpenTP1 Optional Facility Operation
- 6.1 Resource manager operations
- 6.1.1 Display of information about resource manager
- 6.1.2 Cataloging and deletion of resource manager
- 6.1.3 Creation of transaction control object files
- 6.1.4 Resource manager monitor operations
- 6.1.5 Suspending OpenTP1 startup until the startup of a resource manager
- 6.1.6 Suspending transaction recovery (when Oracle9i RAC is used)
- 6.1.7 Pre-online transaction recovery
- 7. Operations Under the Multi-node Facility
- 7.1 OpenTP1 environment setup
- 7.1.1 Cataloging of OpenTP1 administrator
- 7.1.2 Definition of OpenTP1 group
- 7.1.3 Installation of OpenTP1
- 7.1.4 Creation of OpenTP1 directory
- 7.1.5 Creation of system definition
- 7.1.6 Cataloging of OpenTP1 into OS
- 7.1.7 Creation of OpenTP1 file system areas
- 7.1.8 Reservation of resources for OpenTP1 internal control
- 7.1.9 OpenTP1 administrator environment setup
- 7.1.10 Initialization of OpenTP1 file systems
- 7.1.11 Creation of OpenTP1 files
- 7.1.12 Creation of non-OpenTP1 files
- 7.2 OpenTP1 startup and termination
- 7.2.1 Startup
- 7.2.2 Termination
- 7.3 Display of OpenTP1 node status
- 7.4 Global journal operations
- 7.4.1 Configuration, creation, and definition of archive journal files
- 7.4.2 Use of archive journal files
- 7.4.3 Unloading of archive journal files
- 7.4.4 Reuse of archive journal files
- 7.4.5 Display of archive journal file information
- 7.4.6 Display of archive status
- 7.4.7 Archive journal file open and close
- 7.4.8 Change of archive journal file status
- 7.4.9 Swapping of archive journal files
- 7.4.10 Nonswappable target file group
- 7.4.11 Status changes of archive journal files
- 7.4.12 Chronological sorting and merging of global archive unload journal files and unload journal files
- 7.4.13 Editing and output of global archive unload journal files
- 7.4.14 Output of records of global archive unload journal files
- 7.4.15 Output of uptime statistics
- 7.4.16 Journal integration for file recovery
- 7.4.17 Unloading of system journal files at archive-journal source node
- 7.4.18 File recovery at archive-journal source node
- 7.4.19 Recovery of recovery journal files
- 8. MultiOpenTP1 Operation
- 8.1 MultiOpenTP1 environment setup
- 8.1.1 OpenTP1 administrator setup
- 8.1.2 Creation of OpenTP1 directories
- 8.1.3 Cataloging of OpenTP1s into OS
- 8.1.4 Initialization of OpenTP1 file systems
- 8.1.5 User environment setup
- 8.1.6 Changing a shared library
- 8.1.7 Creation of OpenTP1 files
- 8.1.8 Creation of other files
- 8.2 Operation command execution environment
- 9. Operations Under the System Switchover Facility
- 9.1 Preparations for using system switchover facility
- 9.2 Startup and termination
- 9.2.1 Startup
- 9.2.2 Termination
- 9.3 System switchover procedure
- 9.3.1 Automatic system switchover
- 9.3.2 Planned system switchover
- 9.3.3 Grouped system switchover
- 9.4 Standby user server
- 9.5 Operation commands
- Part 3: OpenTP1 Error Handling Procedures
- 10. Error Handling Procedures
- 10.1 Error events and causes
- 10.2 OpenTP1 file errors
- 10.2.1 Status files
- 10.2.2 System journal files
- 10.2.3 Archive journal files
- 10.2.4 Recovery journal files
- 10.2.5 Checkpoint dump files
- 10.2.6 DAM file
- 10.2.7 TAM file
- 10.2.8 Message queue files
- 10.2.9 XAR file
- 10.2.10 MCF definition file
- 10.3 File errors
- 10.3.1 Message log file
- 10.4 Communication errors
- 10.5 UAP errors
- 10.5.1 UAP cannot be started
- 10.5.2 UAP does not terminate
- 10.5.3 UAP terminates abnormally
- 10.5.4 UAP deadlocks
- 10.6 OpenTP1 errors
- 10.6.1 OpenTP1 cannot be started
- 10.6.2 OpenTP1 cannot be terminated
- 10.6.3 OpenTP1 terminates abnormally
- 10.6.4 OpenTP1 operation command does not terminate normally
- 10.6.5 Response wait overtime occurs during OpenTP1 operation command execution
- 10.6.6 OpenTP1 errors under multinode facility
- 10.7 CPU errors
- 10.8 Information collection when error occurs
- 10.9 Information inherited during full recovery
- 11. Troubleshooting
- 11.1 Information to acquire and items to check
- 11.1.1 Information to acquire
- 11.1.2 Items to check
- 11.1.3 Method of checking traces
- 11.2 Troubleshooting procedures
- 11.2.1 When the message KFCA00307-E is output
- 11.2.2 When the message KFCA00327-W is output
- 11.2.3 When the message KFCA00328-W is output
- 11.2.4 When the message KFCA00502-I is output
- 11.2.5 When the message KFCA00837-I is output
- 11.2.6 When the message KFCA00854-E is output
- 11.2.7 When the message KFCA00906-E or KFCA00907-E is output
- 11.2.8 When the message KFCA01803-I is output
- 11.2.9 When the message KFCA01820-E is output
- 11.2.10 When the message KFCA01864-E is output
- 11.2.11 When the error -902: DCTRNER_ROLLBACK is returned
- 11.2.12 When a user server fails to start
- Part 4: OpenTP1 Operation Commands
- 12. Operation Commands
- 12.1 Overview of operation commands
- 12.1.1 Operation command input methods
- 12.1.2 Operation command specification format
- 12.1.3 Displaying how to use operation commands
- 12.1.4 List of operation commands
- 12.1.5 Notes on operation command entry
- 13. Details of Operation Commands
- damadd (Add a logical file)
- dambkup (Back up a physical file)
- damchdef (Set a threshold for the number of cache blocks)
- damchinf (Acquire the number of cache blocks)
- damdel (Delete a physical file)
- damfrc (Recover logical files)
- damhold (Shut down a logical file logically)
- damload (Initialize a physical file)
- damls (Display status of logical files)
- damrles (Release logical file from shutdown)
- damrm (Remove a logical file)
- damrstr (Restore a physical file)
- dcauditsetup (Set up the environment for the audit log facility)
- dccspool (Delete troubleshooting information)
- dcdefchk (Check system definitions)
- dcjchconf (Set the value of an operand in the system definition)
- dcjcmdex (Execute an OpenTP1 command from a scenario template)
- dcjnamch (Update the domain definition file)
- dcmakeup (Reserve or release resources for OpenTP1 internal control)
- dcmapchg (Change map file path name)
- dcmapls (Display loaded resources of map file)
- dcmstart (Start multinode area or subarea)
- dcmstop (Terminate multinode area or subarea)
- dcndls (Display status of OpenTP1 node)
- dcpplist (Display product information)
- dcrasget (Acquire maintenance data)
- dcreport (Edit and output system statistics to standard output in real time)
- dcreset (Restart process service and reflect definitions)
- dcsetup (Catalog OpenTP1 into OS, delete OpenTP1 from OS)
- dcshmls (Display utilization status of common memory)
- dcstart (Start OpenTP1)
- dcstats (Start and terminate collecting system statistics)
- dcstop (Terminate OpenTP1)
- dcsvstart (Start servers)
- dcsvstop (Terminate server)
- filbkup (Back up an OpenTP1 file system)
- filchgrp (Change an OpenTP1 file group)
- filchmod (Change an OpenTP1 file access authorization mode)
- filchown (Change an OpenTP1 file owner)
- fills (Display contents of an OpenTP1 file system)
- filmkfs (Initialize an OpenTP1 file system)
- filrstr (Restore an OpenTP1 file system)
- filstatfs (Display status of an OpenTP1 file system)
- jnladdpf (Allocate journal physical files)
- jnlardis (Forces to release connection to resource group)
- jnlarls (Display archive status)
- jnlatunl (Control the automatic unloading facility)
- jnlchgfg (Change status of journal files)
- jnlclsfg (Close journal files)
- jnlcolc (Integrate file recovery journals)
- jnlcopy (Copy unload journal files)
- jnldelpf (Delete journal physical files)
- jnledit (Edit and output unload journal files or global archive unload journal files)
- jnlinit (Initialize journal files)
- jnlls (Display journal files information)
- jnlmcst (Output MCF uptime statistics)
- jnlmkrf (Recover journal files)
- jnlopnfg (Open journal files)
- jnlrinf (Display journal information that is read during restart)
- jnlrm (Delete journal files)
- jnlrput (Output records of unload journal files or global archive unload journal files)
- jnlsort (Sort and merge unload journal files or global archive unload journal files chronologically)
- jnlstts (Output uptime statistics)
- jnlswpfg (Swap journal files)
- jnlunlfg (Unload journal files)
- lckls (Display lock information)
- lckpool (Display lock control table pool information)
- lckrminf (Delete deadlock information file and timeout information file)
- logcat (Display message log file)
- logcon (Switch message log realtime output facility)
- mcfaactap (Release shutdown of applications)
- mcfaclcap (Initialize abnormal terminations counts for applications)
- mcfadctap (Shut down applications)
- mcfadltap (Delete timer activation requests for applications)
- mcfalsap (Display status of applications)
- mcfalstap (Display application timer startup requests)
- mcfreport (Edit MCF statistics)
- mcfstats (Output MCF statistics)
- mcftactcn (Establish connections)
- mcftactle (Release shutdown of logical terminals)
- mcftactmj (Start message journal collection for logical terminals)
- mcftactsg (Release service groups from shutdown)
- mcftactss (Start a session)
- mcftactsv (Release services from shutdown)
- mcftchcn (Switch connections)
- mcftdctcn (Release connections)
- mcftdctle (Shut down logical terminals)
- mcftdctmj (Terminate message journal collection for logical terminals)
- mcftdctsg (Shut down service groups)
- mcftdctss (Terminate a session)
- mcftdctsv (Shut down services)
- mcftdlqle (Delete output queues for logical terminals)
- mcftdlqsg (Delete input queues of service groups)
- mcftdmpqu (Copy contents of input/output queues)
- mcftedalt (Terminate alternate sending)
- mcftendct (Terminate forcibly continuous inquiry-response processing for logical terminals)
- mcfthldiq (Hold process of input queue for service groups)
- mcfthldoq (Hold process of a logical terminal output queue)
- mcftlsbuf (Display utilization status of buffer groups)
- mcftlscn (Display status of connections)
- mcftlscom (Reference MCF communication service status)
- mcftlsle (Display status of logical terminals)
- mcftlsln (Display network status)
- mcftlssg (Display status of service groups)
- mcftlssv (Display status of services)
- mcftlstrd (Display the status of multi-processing of messages)
- mcftlsutm (Display user timer monitoring status)
- mcftofln (Stop accepting server-type connection establishment requests)
- mcftonln (Start accepting server-type connection establishment requests)
- mcftrlsiq (Release held process of a service group input queue)
- mcftrlsoq (Release held process of a logical terminal output queue)
- mcftspqle (Skip first message in a logical terminal message queue)
- mcftstalt (Start alternate sending)
- mcftstart (Partial start of an MCF communication service)
- mcftstop (Partial stop of an MCF communication service)
- mcftstptr (End acquiring an MCF trace)
- mcftstrtr (Start acquiring an MCF trace)
- mcftswptr (Swap MCF trace files forcibly)
- mcfuevt (Start application programs)
- namalivechk (Verify OpenTP1 startup and clear cache)
- namblad (Manipulate RPC suppression list of OpenTP1 nodes)
- namchgfl (Change domain configuration (by using the domain definition files))
- namdomainsetup (Register and delete domain representative schedule service)
- namndchg (Change domain configuration (by using the system common definition))
- namsvinf (Display OpenTP1 server information)
- namunavl (Forcibly invalidate the OpenTP1 start notification information)
- prckill (Forcibly terminate OpenTP1 process)
- prcls (Display status of servers)
- prcpath (Change search path names for user server and for command activated from user server)
- prcpathls (Display search path names for user server and for command activated from user server)
- prctctrl (Stop or restart the prctee process)
- prctee (Redirect standard output and standard error output of OpenTP1)
- prfed (Edit and output trace information files)
- prfget (Get trace information files)
- queinit (Allocate physical file for message queue)
- quels (Display status of queue groups)
- querm (Delete physical file for message queue)
- rapdfgen (Automatically generate definitions for using the remote API facility)
- rapls (Display the status of a RAP-processing listener or a RAP-processing server)
- rapsetup (Set up execution environment for the remote API facility)
- rpcdump (Output RPC trace information)
- rpcmrg (Merge RPC traces)
- rpcstat (Display execution status of temporary closing)
- rtsedit (Edit and output RTS log files)
- rtsls (Output real-time statistics to standard output)
- rtssetup (Set execution environment for real-time statistics service)
- rtsstats (Change targets and items for real-time statistics acquisition)
- scdchprc (Change the number of processes)
- scdhold (Shut down scheduling)
- scdls (Display scheduling status)
- scdrles (Release scheduling shutdown)
- scdrsprc (Stop and restart processes)
- stsclose (Close a status file)
- stsfills (Display contents of a status file)
- stsinit (Create and initialize a status file)
- stsls (Display status of status files)
- stsopen (Open a status file)
- stsrm (Delete a status file)
- stsswap (Swap status files)
- tamadd (Add a TAM table)
- tambkup (Back up a TAM file)
- tamcre (Initialize a TAM file)
- tamdel (Delete a TAM file)
- tamfrc (Recover a TAM file)
- tamhold (Shut down a TAM table logically)
- tamhsls (Display the synonym information about a hash-format TAM file and TAM table)
- tamlckls (Convert TAM locked resource names)
- tamload (Load a TAM table)
- tamls (Display status of TAM tables)
- tamrles (Release TAM table from shutdown)
- tamrm (Remove a TAM table)
- tamrstr (Restore a TAM file)
- tamunload (Unload a TAM table)
- tptrnls (Display undecided transaction information for OSI TP communication)
- trncmt (Commit transactions)
- trndlinf (Delete undecided-transaction information files)
- trnfgt (Terminate transactions forcibly)
- trnlnkrm (Catalog and delete resource managers)
- trnls (Display status of transactions)
- trnlsrm (Display information about resource manager)
- trnmkobj (Create a transaction control object file)
- trnrbk (Roll back transactions)
- trnstics (Start and terminate collecting transaction statistics)
- usmdump (Output memory dump)
- xarevtr (Display XAR event trace information)
- xarfills (Display XAR file status)
- xarforce (Change the status of an XAR transaction)
- xarhold (Shut down the XA resource service)
- xarinit (Create an XAR file)
- xarls (Display XAR transaction information)
- xarrles (Release XA resource service from shutdown status)
- xarrm (Delete an XAR file)
- Appendixes
- A. Dump File Format of Input/Output Queues
- B. OpenTP1 Events
- B.1 Cataloging events
- B.2 OpenTP1 events that can be cataloged
- C. Information Output for Audited Events
- D. Journal Information Collected by the Message Control Facility
- D.1 AJ record format
- D.2 GJ record format
- D.3 IJ record format
- D.4 MJ record format
- D.5 OJ record format
- D.6 Conditions for collecting journals by the message control facility
- D.7 Calculation formula of the necessary amount of journal collected by the message control facility
- E. Details of Statistics
- E.1 System statistics
- E.2 Statistics about transaction
- E.3 Statistics about response
- E.4 Statistics about communication delay
- E.5 Real-time statistics
- F. List of Files Output by OpenTP1
- G. Estimating the Size of the Physical File for a Message Queue
- G.1 Estimation formula of the record length
- G.2 Estimation formula of the number of records
- G.3 Estimation example
- H. Estimating the Size of OpenTP1 Files
- H.1 Estimating the size of a status file
- H.2 Estimating the size of a system journal file
- H.3 Estimating the size of a server recovery journal file
- H.4 Estimating the size of a checkpoint dump file
- H.5 Estimating the size of an archive journal file
- H.6 Estimating the size of a DAM file
- H.7 Estimating the size of a TAM file
- I. Estimating the Number of Record Locks
- J. Estimating the Resources Used by UNIX Message Exchange Functions
- K. Estimating the Size of an OpenTP1 File System
- L. Acquiring Performance Verification Traces
- M. Details About Scenario Templates
- M.1 OpenTP1_AddNode (Add an OpenTP1 node to the domain definition file)
- M.2 OpenTP1_ChangeNodeID (Set the node ID of an OpenTP1 node)
- M.3 OpenTP1_Deploy (Register OpenTP1)
- M.4 OpenTP1_ScenarioAddNode (Add a new OpenTP1 node to the domain)
- M.5 OpenTP1_Start (Start OpenTP1)
- M.6 OpenTP1_StartUAP (Start a UAP)
- M.7 OpenTP1_Stop (Stop OpenTP1)
- M.8 OpenTP1_StopUAP (Stop a UAP)
- M.9 OpenTP1_Undeploy (Delete OpenTP1)
- M.10 OpenTP1_UpdateDomain (Update the domain configuration)
- M.11 OpenTP1_ScenarioScaleout (Scale Out sample scenario template)
- Index
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