Multiple Receive File Data Extract command

Format of command

utlstore -f fileID {-fd Date1 [-ft hhmm1]|
                  -td Date2 [-tt hhmm2]} [-h hostname] -o out [-m]

Explanation of the parameters

-f fileID

Specify the Receive File ID from which the data is to be extracted (Mandatory)

Specify a string of alphanumeric characters (and "_" if desired) that is within 50 bytes.

-fd Date1 [-ft hhmm1]|-td Date2 [-tt hhmm2]

Specify the range of data to be extracted (Date is mandatory, time is optional)

Specify a numeric string within 8 bytes.

The date should be specified in the date format that is specified for Date Format (datefmt) in the System Environment Settings. It is necessary to specify the date in the range of Date1<=Date2. The specified Date1 and Date2 also become the targets for extraction.

Specify the time in the format of 'hhmm.' If Date1 and Date2 are the same date, it is necessary to specify the time in the range of hhmm1<=hhmm2. The specified hhmm1 and hhmm2 also become the targets for extraction.

When you specify time by using one or both of '-ft' and '-tt,' the dates '-fd' and '-td' are mandatory.

Be sure to specify the date with either '-fd' or '-td.'

When you omit "-ft", the log records at and after 00:00 on the date you specify for "-fd" become the target of this command.

When you omit "-tt", the log records up to 23:59 on the date you specify for "-td" become the target of this command.

When you omit '-fd,' all the dates up to the date specification in '-td' become targets.

When you omit '-td,' all the dates on and after the date that is specified in '-fd' become targets.

If you specify all the parameters, HULFT targets all the data within the range of Date1 and hhmm1 to Date2 and hhmm2.

-h hostname

Specify the host name from which data is to be extracted (Optional)

Specify the host name as an alphanumeric character string within 68 bytes.

When omitted, all the hosts become the targets of this command.

-o out

Specify the output file name of the extracted data (Mandatory)

Specify the file name as an alphanumeric character string within 256 bytes.

If a file with the same name exists, it is overwritten.

-m

Specify addition of the extracted data to the output file (Optional)

Note

You cannot use the Multiple Receive File Data Extract command for networked files that are used in a HULFT10 Enterprise grade environment.

Remarks

If "Unrecoverable Mode" (1) is specified for Transfer-Related File Deletion Mode (trnsfr_file_del) in the System Environment Settings, and you need to delete Receive data that was extracted during the processing, you cannot recover the deleted data.