The following table describes the functions that differ between the UNIX and Windows Datareplicators.

Table C-1 Functions that differ between the UNIX and Windows Datareplicators

Item	UNIX Datareplicator	Windows Datareplicator
File system	UNIX file system Regular files and character special files are supported.	FAT, NTFS There is no file system that corresponds to character special files.
Communications protocols	TCP/IP OSI (for establishing data linkage with a mainframe database)	TCP/IP
Permitted number of target Datareplicators per source Datareplicator	The permitted range is determined by the sendcontrol operand value in the extraction system definition. When nodemst is specified: 1-64 When sendmst is specified: 1-4096	The permitted range is determined by the sendcontrol operand value in the extraction system definition. When nodemst is specified: 1-63 When sendmst is specified: 1-4096
Number of target identifiers (specification for source Datareplicator)	Same as number of sendidxx operands in extraction system definition (xx: 01-64) Or, same as number of sendidxxxx operands in extraction system definition (xxxx: 0001-4096)	Same as number of sendidxx operands in extraction system definition (xx: 01-63) Or, same as number of sendidxxxx operands in extraction system definition (xxxx: 0001-4096)
Maximum number of transmission processes that can be active (specification for source Datareplicator)	1-1024	1-63
Range of data linkage identifiers (specification for target Datareplicator)	Number of dsidxxx operands in import system definition (xxx: 001-128)	Number of dsidxxx operands in import system definition (xxx: 001-063)
UOC creation method	Executable file	DLL file
Message output destinations	Standard error output Error information files Activity trace files syslog file	Standard error output Error information files Activity trace files Event log
Control for output of information in the extraction node master error information to the syslog file or event log	Controlled by the node_syslogout operand	Controlled by the syslogout operand