Details of Operation Commands

This section explains the operation commands in alphabetical order.

Organization of this chapter: 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)

13. Details of Operation Commands