System Environment Settings

This field specifies the library where HULFT keeps the temporary files and the user queue.

This field specifies the host name on TCP/IP that is used by HULFT.

This field specifies the port number that is used by the Receive Acknowledge Job to communicate with other hosts.

This field specifies the port number that is used by the Request Acknowledge Job to communicate with other hosts.

This field specifies the port number that is used by the Send Acknowledge Job for internal communication.

This field specifies the maximum number of Send jobs that can be started simultaneously from a Send Acknowledge Job.

This field specifies the maximum number of Receive jobs that can be started simultaneously.

This field specifies the key for communication between each acknowledged job.

This field specifies the conversion rules for KEIS em-size (double-byte) space codes (optional).

<Table> Setting Values for KEIS Em-size Space Mode

This field specifies how to handle external character table conversion.

<Table> Setting Values for External Character Table Mode

For details about the external character table, refer to Administration Manual for the client.

This field specifies the handling of codes which are not listed in JIS Level 1 and JIS Level 2, nor registered in the external character table.

<Table> Setting Values for Process when External character has not been Registered

This field specifies how to handle conversion of external characters.

<Table> Setting Values for Code Conversion Mode

This field specifies whether to convert between EBCDIC codes.

<Table> Setting Values for Conversion Between EBCDIC Codes

This field specifies whether spaces are set at the end of a record if data is missing (such as when shift codes are cut) during text transfer to another host.

<Table> Setting Values for Fixed Length Transfer

This field specifies the character set that is used to output messages.

<Table> Setting Values for Charset Options for Messages

This field specifies the character code that is used for transfer.

This field specifies the conversion rules for Signed Internal Decimal (P) and Signed External Decimal (S) during format transfer or multi format transfer.

<Table> Setting Values for Pack Zone Conversion

This field specifies the sign part when Signed Internal Decimal (P) and Signed External Decimal (S) are converted to ASCII data during format transfer or multi format transfer.

This setting becomes effective when you specify 'Mode S' for the Pack Zone Conversion.

<Table> Setting Values for Sign for ASCII

This field specifies the sign part when Signed Internal Decimal (P) and Signed External Decimal (S) are converted to EBCDIC data during format transfer or multi format transfer.

This setting becomes effective when you specify 'Mode S' for the Pack Zone Conversion.

<Table> Setting Values for Sign for EBCDIC

This field specifies the conversion rules for Character (X) during format transfer or multi format transfer.

<Table> Setting Values for X Type Conversion

For details on X type conversion, refer to Code Conversion Manual for the client.

This field specifies the encryption scheme that HULFT uses.

<Table> Setting Values for Encryption Scheme

This field specifies how to handle the checking of the transfer group for receiving.

This processing checks the name of the host on the sending side and the host name registered for the Transfer Group ID in the Receive Management Information, and can output an error if the host name is not registered.

<Table> Setting Values for Transfer Group Check

This field specifies whether the Send file name, the host name, and the transfer group can be specified dynamically when you issue the Send File.

<Table> Setting Values for Dynamic Parameter Specification

This field specifies how to handle messages that HULFT receives.

Specify whether to replace the variables specified in the management information (from '&MSG0' to '&MSG5' and from '&MSGL0' to '&MSGL1') with the message content that is specified on the sending side.

This field specifies whether to retry a connection if an error occurs due to exceeding of the Receive Multiplex Level during socket connection to the host on the receiving side.

<Table> Setting Values for Receive Multiplex Level Over Retry

HULFT uses the Connect Retry Count and the Connect Retry Interval for the retry count and the wait time for reconnecting.

This field specifies how to handle the situation when clearing or deleting the Send file ends unsuccessfully.

HULFT clears or deletes the Send file when the Send processing or the Receive processing has ended successfully.

<Table> Setting Values for Send Transfer Error Recovery

This field specifies the criteria for deleting records from the Resend Queue when the Send processing is requested for a file ID that already exists in the Resend Queue (optional).

<Table> Setting Values for Criteria to Delete Resend Queue

This field specifies the maximum size for a file that can be received by the Receive processing. (Unit: byte)

This field specifies the wait time to try reconnecting if socket connection to the host on the receiving side fails. (Unit: second)

This field specifies the number of times to try reconnecting if socket connection to the host on the receiving side fails.

This field specifies the number of times to try auto resending when a communication error occurs during the Send processing and the Receive processing.

This field specifies the time-out duration when communication is interrupted due to no response from the remote host. (Unit: second)

This field specifies the time-out duration when no response is received from HULFT Manager when the Request Acknowledge processing is executed. (Unit: second)

If the processing reached time-out, HULFT regards the state as a transmission error, and then it will cut off the communication.

This field specifies the sending size that is applied in socket communication. (Unit: byte)

If you specify '0,' HULFT applies the value that is configured in the environment (operating system) in which HULFT is running.

This field specifies the receiving size that is applied in socket communication. (Unit: byte)

If you specify '0,' HULFT applies the value that is configured in the environment (operating system) in which HULFT is running.

This field specifies the data transfer method.

<Table> Setting Values for Framed Message Transfer Type

This field specifies whether to send a small number of packets at intervals in order to prevent a communication time-out.

<Table> Setting Values for Send Packet

This field specifies the maximum number of connections that a Send Acknowledge Job, a Receive Acknowledge Job, or a Request Acknowledge Job can acknowledge at one time.

This field specifies whether to use the security function on the Management screen on the client side.

<Table> Setting Values for Management Screen Security

This field specifies whether to check the user and the password, when HULFT Manager tries to connect to HULFT.

<Table> Setting Values for HULFT Manager Password Check

For details on the Password Check, refer to Administration Manual for the client.

This field specifies how to handle requests from hosts that are not registered in the Host Information.

Specify how HULFT behaves if the host that is issuing a request is not registered in the Host Information when a service request is acknowledged. This applies to the following services: the Send Request (SEND), the Resend Request (RESEND), the Post-receive Job Result Inquiry Request (HULJOB), the Job Execution Result Notification (HULSNDRC), and the Remote Job Execution (HULRJOB).

<Table> Setting Values for Request Acknowledge Host Check

This field specifies whether to output the operation log records.

<Table> Setting Values for Operation Log Output Option

This field specifies the EBCDIC Code type of the operation log.

<Table> Setting Values for Operation Log EBCDIC Set

This field specifies the output destination library for the operation log.

This field specifies the port number for the operation log acknowledgement job.

This field specifies the character string that is used to identify the log for each HULFT system, if you summarize the operation logs for multiple HULFT systems installed in the same environment into a single log.

This field specifies the maximum number of log records stored in the operation log file.

If the record count of the Operation Log file exceeds this value, HULFT changes the name of and backs up the file that was used for output of logs until then, and switches to a new Operation Log file automatically. The backup file is output to the same output library as the Operation Log file.

If you specify '0' for this field, HULFT does not automatically switch the Operation Log files.

For details, refer to Administration Manual for the client.

This field specifies how many generations of backup files of the Operation Log file should be kept when the Operation Log file is switched.

When the number of backup files exceeds this value through automatic or manual switching, the Operation Log file is overwritten sequentially from the oldest file.

This field is settings how HULFT behaves if the host that is issuing a request is not registered in the Host Information when the Send Request (SEND) or the Resend Request (RESEND) is acknowledged.

<Table> Setting Values for Allow Send Request/Resend Request from Unregistered Host

This field is settings how HULFT behaves if the host that is issuing a request is not registered in the Host Information when a Post-receive Job Result Inquiry (HULJOB) is acknowledged.

<Table> Setting Values for Allow Post-receive Job Result Inquiry from Unregistered Host

This field is settings how HULFT behaves if the host that is issuing a request is not registered in the Host Information when a Job Execution Result Notification (HULSNDRC) request is acknowledged.

<Table> Setting Values for Allow Job Result Notification Request from Unregistered Host

This field is settings how HULFT behaves if the host that is issuing a request is not registered in the Host Information when a Remote Job Execution (HULRJOB) request is acknowledged.

<Table> Setting Values for Allow Remote Job Execution Request from Unregistered Host

This field is settings how HULFT behaves if an Instant Transfer from a host that is not registered in the Host Information is acknowledged.

<Table> Setting Values for Allow Instant Transfer from Unregistered Host

This field specifies whether to enable Forced Strong Key Mode.

<Table> Setting Values for Forced Strong Key Mode

This field specifies the language in which HULFT operates.

This field specifies the date format that HULFT uses.

For details, refer to Administration Manual for the client.

This field specifies whether HULFT operates in Test-priority Mode or Test-run Mode.

<Table> Setting Values for Transfer Preference

In test operation, HULFT cannot carry out transfer confirmation for the client on the receiving side if the client on the receiving side does not support the Transfer Test function. This field specifies whether to treat that case as an unsuccessful end or a successful end.

<Table> Setting Values for Result Handing of Receiving

This field specifies whether to output the Receive file in test operation.

<Table> Setting Values for Output Receive File

This field specifies whether to execute the Pre-send Job in test operation.

<Table> Setting Values for Execute Pre-send Job

This field specifies whether to execute the Post-send Job in test operation.

<Table> Setting Values for Execute Post-send Job

This field specifies whether to execute the Post-receive Job in test operation.

<Table> Setting Values for Execute Post-receive Job

This field specifies whether to output the Send Log records and the Receive Log records in test operation.

<Table> Setting Values for Output Results to Transfer Logs

This field is setting whether to perform the code conversion of the send file on the sending side host or the receiving side host during Instant Transfer.

<Table> Setting Values for Instant Transfer Code Conversion

This field is setting the EBCDIC code system (encoding code scheme) that is used for single byte code conversion for Instant Transfer.

<Table> Setting Values for Instant Transfer EBCDIC Set

Record Length of the Receive file for Instant Transfer

This field specifies whether to output messages to the message log for four types of processing: Send processing, Receive processing, Request Acknowledge processing, and Operation Log Output processing.

<Table> Setting Values for Message Log Output

The types of messages that you can specify are as follows:

- Information

- Warning

- Error

For details on the types of messages, refer to Error Codes and Messages for the client.

This field specifies the message output format.

<Table> Setting Values for Message Log Output Version

For details on the output formats of messages, refer to Error Codes and Messages.

This field specifies the file names of the message logs output for each system.

In each of the following fields, the file names of the message logs output for each system are displayed.

<Table> Fields for Message Log Output File Name

This field specifies the timing for the deletion of each message log when automatic deletion is set. (Unit: record)

When the number of records in each message output file exceeds the threshold, the old record is deleted.

This field specifies the interval to retry locking the Send file if the file is already locked for sending. (Unit: second)

This field specifies the wait time for release of the lock on the locked Receive file for receiving. (Unit: second)

This field specifies the wait time to release the lock on a locked system file. (Unit: second)

This field specifies the number of times to retry locking the Send file if the file is already locked for sending.

This field specifies the number of times to retry locking the Receive file if the file is already locked for receiving.

This field specifies the number of times to retry locking a system file if the file is already locked.

This field specifies the severity that is used as criteria to determine whether to interrupt a Post-send job or Post-receive job that is started after sending or receiving.

This field specifies the job time-out when a job is executed. (Unit: second)

This field specifies the timing for the auto deletion of the Send Log records, the Receive Log records, and the Request Acknowledge Log records. (Unit: record)

This field specifies the types of transfer status that are displayed on the Send and Receive Status List screen on the Client Status Inquiry.

<Table> Setting Values for Status Display Selection

Specify a character string identifying from which HULFT instance the following was output when multiple HULFT instances are installed in an environment.

• Records of the operation log
• Messages from send processing, receive processing, observe processing, and operation log output processing

If you do not specify this field, nothing is displayed.

This field specifies whether or not to delete the Resend Queue File when the Send Acknowledge Job is started up.

<Table> Setting Values for Clear Resend Queue File

This field specifies whether or not to delete the Send Control File when the Send Acknowledge Job is started up.

<Table> Setting Values for Clear Send Control File