2.1.2 Installation directory (UNIX only)

(1) Installation directory

The UNIX execution environment is installed in a fixed directory (/opt/jp1as). There is no development environment for a UNIX environment.

The organization of the installation directory is as follows:

/opt/jp1as
  |---bin               : Program directory
  |---cmd               : Directory for UNIX-compatible commands
  |---conf              : System environment file storage directory
  |---instlog           : Installation log information directory
  |---lib               : Library directory
  |    |---nls          : Message catalog directory
  |---log               : Directory for system execution logs
  |---maintenance       : Directory used for handling errors
  |---sample            : Directory for sample data
  |    |---Adapter_HITACHI_JP1_AS_USERREPLY.conf
  |    | : Adapter command configuration file used for the user-reply functionality
  |    |---hitachi_jp1_as_C_attr_cn.conf
  |    | : definition file for the extended event attributes (English)
  |    |---hitachi_jp1_as_C_attr_en.conf
  |    | : definition file for the extended event attributes (English)
  |    |---hitachi_jp1_as_EUC_attr_ja.conf
  |    | : definition file for the extended event attributes (Japanese EUC)
  |    |---hitachi_jp1_as_SJIS_attr_ja.conf
  |    | : definition file for the extended event attributes (Japanese Shift JIS)
  |    |---hitachi_jp1_as_UTF8_attr_ja.conf
  |    | : definition file for the extended event attributes (Japanese UTF-8)
  |    |---jp1_as_md    : Automatic start and stop script file
  |    |                  for user-reply functionality management daemon#
  |    |---sample.ase   : Templates for environment files
  |    |---sample.ash   : Sample job definition script file
  |---sbin              : Program directory for system administrator
  |---system
  | : Directory used by the user-reply functionality management daemon
  |---trace             : Trace directory
  |---util--setup.exe   : Installer for the custom job definition program

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Installed for the Linux, HP-UX, and Solaris versions.

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(2) Spool directory and directory for temporary files

The spool directory and the directory for temporary files are created in the following directories:

/var/opt/jp1as--spool : Spool directory
            |---temp  : Directory for temporary files

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(3) List of programs

The following table lists and describes the storage locations and file names of the main programs used in JP1/Advanced Shell.

Table 2‒2: Main programs used in JP1/Advanced Shell (UNIX only)

Storage directory	File name	Overview of program	Description
/opt/jp1as/bin	adshcvmerg	Merging coverage information	Command that merges coverage information.
	adshcvshow	Displaying coverage information	Command that displays coverage information.
	adshevtout	Outputting job definition script operation information	Command that outputs job definition script operation information to a CSV file.
	adshexec	Executing batch jobs	Command that executes batch jobs.
	adshfile	Registration of file postprocessing	Command that defines how a specified file is to be processed when a job step or job is terminated.
	adshhk	Deleting spool jobs	Command that deletes spool jobs.
/opt/jp1as/cmd	awk, basename, cat, cmp, cp, cut, date, diff, dirname, egrep, expand, expr, find, getopt, grep, head, hostname, ls, mkdir, mv, paste, rm, rmdir, sed, sleep, sort, split, stat, tail, touch, uname, uniq, wc, which	UNIX-compatible commands	UNIX-compatible commands that can be used from job definition scripts.
/opt/jp1as/maintenance	adshcollect	Collecting data	Command that collects troubleshooting data.
/opt/jp1as/sbin	adshchmsg	Manual response to reply-request messages when an error occurs	Command that is used to respond manually to reply-request messages when an error occurs. This command must be used by a user with the superuser permissions.
	adshlsmsg	Displaying a list of reply-request messages when an error has occurred	Command that displays a list of reply-request messages when an error has occurred. This command must be used by a user with the superuser permissions.
	adshmdctl	User-reply functionality's management daemon	Command that starts and stops the daemon for managing shared memory for the user-reply functionality. This command must be used by a user with the superuser permissions.

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