Observe Definition file

After installation, change the default settings as necessary according to the system environment that is being used.

HULFT must be restarted in order to apply the changes made to the Observe Definition file.

File Name

The name of the Observe Definition file is 'service.db.' You cannot change this name. The Observe Definition file is placed in the path (HULPATH) in which the system file used by HULFT exists.

Description Format

A line with '#' at the beginning is considered as a comment line. A blank line is also acceptable. Several blank lines are also acceptable.

The space code (0x20) or tab code (0x09) is used as the delimiter between fields.

Note

  • If the Observe Definition file (service.db) is not described correctly, the request is not received. Make a backup when the Observe Definition file is modified.

  • If you would like to use a space in the startup command, enclose the whole message within double quotations.

Record Layout

As the Observe Definition file does not contain binary data, it can be created with an editor such as vi. The record is described in each service.

Explanation of each field

The following provides an explanation of each field.

Log output

The Observe Log output mode related to the corresponding service name is specified.

0:

Do not output the Observe Log for the service

1:

Output the Observe Log for the service

Even if '0' is set, the Observe processing is carried out properly.

= Remarks =

The results of each service are always output to the file that is specified for the service.

Service name

The service name to be defined is described.

Program name

The startup service program is described for the service name.

Setting Example

# HULFT10 Request Acknowledge Definition File 
# 
# logflg  log output flag    0:No output  1:Output 
# service Service name 
# program Startup service program  
# 
#logflg   service   program 
1         SEND 
1         RESEND 
1         HULSNDRC  hulsndrc -l /tmp/SNDRCLOG 
1         HULJOB    huljob 
1         HULRJOB   hulrjob -l /tmp/RJOBLOG 
1         HULADMIN  huladmin 
1         HULTRG    /tmp/TRGLOG 
1         TRGCONF