Job Management Partner 1/Base User's Guide

List of commands

The commands available in JP1/Base are listed below. In the table, Windows or UNIX support is abbreviated as follows:

Legend:

Yes: Supported

No: Not supported

Superuser means Administrators in a Windows system.

Command used for startup control

Functional overview	Command name	Windows	UNIX	Required execution permission
Creates a JP1SVPRM.DAT file.	cpysvprm (Windows only)	Yes	No	None

Command for checking the network setup

Functional overview	Command name	Windows	UNIX	Required execution permission
Checks network setup.	jp1ping	Yes	Yes	None

Commands for starting, stopping, and setting up JP1/Base processes other than the event service

Functional overview	Command name	Windows	UNIX	Required execution permission
Starts HNTRLib2.	hntr2mon (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Stops HNTRLib2.	hntr2kill (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Changes HNTRLib2 settings.	hntr2util (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
	hntr2util (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
	hntr2conf	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Displays the HNTRLib2 settings.	hntr2getconf	Yes	Yes	None
Outputs the names of program products that use HNTRLib2.	hntr2getname (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Sets up JP1/Base.	jp1base_setup (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Starts JP1/Base including the event service.	jbs_start (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Stops JP1/Base including the event service.	jbs_stop (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Starts JP1/Base processes other than the event service.	jbs_spmd (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Stops JP1/Base processes other than the event service.	jbs_spmd_stop	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Checks the status of JP1/Base processes other than the event service.	jbs_spmd_status	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Reloads JP1/Base processes other than the event service.	jbs_spmd_reload	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Sets up JP1/Base for use in a cluster system.	jp1bshasetup (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
	jp1base_setup_cluster (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
	jbs_setup_cluster (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Starts JP1/Base in a cluster system.	jbs_start.cluster (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Stops JP1/Base in a cluster system.	jbs_stop.cluster (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Forcibly terminates all active JP1/Base processes in a cluster system.	jbs_killall.cluster (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Starts the JP1/Base administrator console.	jbsadmin (Windows Vista only)	Yes	No	Superuser

Command for upgrading

Functional overview	Command name	Windows	UNIX	Required execution permission
Migrates the command execution logs of JP1/Base Version 7 or earlier to the file format used in Version 8.	jcocmdconv	Yes	Yes	Superuser

Commands for user management

Functional overview	Command name	Windows	UNIX	Required execution permission
Sets an authentication server.	jbssetusrsrv (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
	jbssetupsrv (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Lists authentication servers.	jbslistsrv	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Blocks an authentication server.	jbsblockadesrv	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Unblocks an authentication server.	jbsunblockadesrv	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Registers a JP1 user.	jbsadduser	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Deletes a JP1 user.	jbsrmuser	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Lists registered JP1 users.	jbslistuser	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Changes the password of a registered JP1 user.	jbschgpasswd	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Registers JP1 user operating permissions.	jbssetacl	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Deletes JP1 user operating permissions.	jbsrmacl	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Displays registered JP1 user operating permissions.	jbslistacl	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Creates user mapping definitions and registers the information in the common definitions.	jbsmkumap	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Registers specific mapping information.	jbssetumap	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Deletes specific mapping information.	jbsrmumap	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Lists registered mapping information.	jbsgetumap	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Maintenance program for OS users' password management	jbspassmgr (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Registers an OS user or changes the password of a registered OS user.	jbsumappass (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Deletes an OS user.	jbsrmumappass (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Batch-register password information in the common definitions.	jbsmkpass (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Lists operating permission definitions registered on the authentication server.	jbsacllint	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Reloads operating permission definitions to the authentication server.	jbsaclreload	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Changes the directory server to be linked.	jbschgds (Windows only)	Yes#	No	Superuser
Checks the settings of the directory server to be linked.	jbschkds (Windows only)	Yes#	No	Superuser

#: Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Server 2008 are supported.

Commands for the event service

Functional overview	Command name	Windows	UNIX	Required execution permission
Reloads the forwarding settings file.	jevreload	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Initializes the event database.	jevdbinit	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Reorganizes a duplication prevention table	jevdbmkrep	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Switches the event database.	jevdbswitch	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Outputs the event database to a CSV file.	jevexport	Yes	Yes	None
Adds a service to the event server.	jevregsvc (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Manually starts the event service.	jevstart (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Manually stops the event service.	jevstop (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Checks the status of the event service.	jevstat	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Registers a JP1 event on the event server.	jevsend	Yes	Yes	None
Registers a JP1 event in the event server and verifies its arrival at the destination server.	jevsendd	Yes	Yes	None
Reloads the action definition file for event log trapping.	jeveltreload (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Starts the log-file trap management daemon.	jevlogdstart (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Stops the log-file trap management daemon.	jevlogdstop (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Starts the log file trap.	jevlogstart	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Stops the log file trap.	jevlogstop	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Reloads the action definition file for log file trapping.	jevlogreload	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Checks the operating status of the log file trap.	jevlogstat	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Collects event service definitions.	jevdef_get	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Distributes event service definitions.	jevdef_distrib	Yes	Yes	Superuser

Utility commands for operations and maintenance on ISAM (indexed sequential access method) files

Functional overview	Command name	Windows	UNIX	Required execution permission
Adds, deletes or reorganizes keys.	Jiskeymnt	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Converts a file.	Jisconv	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Checks a file.	Jischk	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Extracts data from a file.	Jisext	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Supports resource settings.	Jislckreg (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Displays records.	Jisprt	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Deletes a resource.	Jisrsdel (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser
Displays key definition information.	Jisinfo	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Compresses files.	Jiscond	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Extends the lock table.	Jislckext	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Displays lock table information.	Jismlcktr (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Deletes lock entry information.	Jislckfree (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Checks and releases file or record locks.	Jislckclear (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
Copies files.	Jiscpy	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Extracts records.	Jisktod	Yes	Yes	Superuser

Commands for getting, setting, and deleting operating information and common definition

Functional overview	Command name	Windows	UNIX	Required execution permission
Collects operating information.	jbsgetopinfo	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Collects common definition information.	jbsgetcnf	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Registers common definition information.	jbssetcnf	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Deletes common definition information.	jbsunsetcnf	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Registers the jp1hosts information in the common definition information.	jbshostsimport	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Checks the jp1hosts information registered in the common definition information.	jbshostsexport	Yes	Yes	Superuser

Commands for troubleshooting

Functional overview	Command name	Windows	UNIX	Required execution permission
Collects data if an error occurs.	jbs_log.bat (Windows only)	Yes	No	Superuser
	jbs_log.sh (UNIX only)	No	Yes	Superuser

Command for the configuration definition

Functional overview	Command name	Windows	UNIX	Required execution permission
Distributes the JP1/IM configuration definition information to lower-level hosts.	jbsrt_distrib	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Collects the JP1/IM configuration definition information from the lower-level hosts, and then updates the information.	jbsrt_sync	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Deletes the JP1/IM configuration definition information.	jbsrt_del	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Displays the JP1/IM configuration definition information.	jbsrt_get	Yes	Yes	Superuser

Command for local actions, automated actions, and command execution

Functional overview	Command name	Windows	UNIX	Required execution permission
Outputs a list of the waiting or running local actions.	jbslistlcact	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Cancels the waiting or running local actions.	jbscancellcact	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Configures the JP1/IM command execution environment.	jcocmddef	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Outputs the JP1/IM command execution logs.	jcocmdlog	Yes	Yes	None
Deletes the commands executed by JP1/IM - View or automated actions.	jcocmddel	Yes	Yes	Superuser
Checks the operating status of the commands executed by JP1/IM - View or automated actions.	jcocmdshow	Yes	Yes	Superuser

In the following pages, the commands listed above are explained in alphabetical order.

JP1/Base administrator console (for Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008)

(1) Overview of the JP1/Base administrator console

JP1/Base provides a number of administrator commands that require the administrator privilege to execute the commands.

The JP1/Base administrator console can be used as the command prompt to execute the administrator commands.

If User Account Control (UAC) for Windows is enabled, you must execute the command from the administrator console.

(2) Starting the administrator console

From the Windows Start menu, choose Programs, JP1_Base, and then Administrator Console.

(3) Stopping the administrator console

Enter the exit command from the command prompt, or click the Close button (X).

(4) Customizing the behavior

You can customize the configuration to be used when starting the JP1/Base administrator console to set an environment variable or change a current path by editing the profile batch program provided by the JP1/Base administrator console.

The profile batch program is located in installation-folder\conf\jbsadmin\profile.bat.

Default settings defined in the profile batch program:

@echo off rem #-------------------------------------------------------- rem # In this space you can set the profile information (such as an environment variable) rem # for the administrator console of Job Management Partner1/Base. rem #-------------------------------------------------------- echo Job Management Partner 1/Base - Administrator Console @echo on

For example, to specify logical for the environment variable JP1_HOSTNAME, enter the following definition in the profile batch program file:

@echo off rem #-------------------------------------------------------- rem # In this space you can set the profile information (such as an environment variable) rem # for the administrator console of Job Management Partner1/Base. rem #-------------------------------------------------------- echo Job Management Partner 1/Base - Administrator Console set JP1_HOSTNAME=logical @echo on

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