Send System Startup command

This command starts up the Send daemon.

Format of command

hulsndd [-p path] [-rc count] [-rt time] [-d] [-c] 
            [-l file|-s|-l] [--noautoretry]

Explanation of the parameters

-p path

Directory in which the system files are stored (Optional)

System files will be searched for in the following order:

  1. The path specified in -p

  2. The path set in the environment variable (HULPATH)

  3. The current path that has started the daemon

-rc count

Connect retry count (Optional)

Specify a value from 0 to 9999.

If you omit this parameter, the value set in the System Environment Settings is applied.

-rt time

Connect retry interval (seconds) (Optional)

Specify a value from 0 to 9999.

If you omit this parameter, the value set in the System Environment Settings is applied.

-d

Delete information on the Send Control file on startup (Optional)

The command first clears the information about the send status (such as 'Send Queue,' 'Sending'), and then starts the daemon.

This parameter can also be specified when the daemon is started up by the Start Synchronization command for clustering.

-c

Delete information on Resend Queue file on startup (Optional)

The command first clears the information about the Resend Queue, and then starts the daemon.

This parameter can also be specified when the daemon is started up by the Start Synchronization command for clustering.

-l file

Specify the name of the file to which the message log and trace log are output. (Optional)

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

The output contents vary depending on the settings of Trace Output Version (tlogver) and Log Size Reduction Mode (logreduction).

This parameter can also be specified when the daemon is started up by the Start Synchronization command for clustering.

-s

Specify whether to output the message log and trace log to syslog. (Optional)

Refer to the following for the priority of messages output to syslog:

HULFT10 for Linux/AIX Error Codes and Messages : Log (message) output contents and output destination

This parameter can also be specified when the daemon is started up by the Start Synchronization command for clustering.

Note

If you set '6' for Trace Output Version in the System Environment Settings, the trace log is not output to syslog. Instead, the log is output to the file specified in Trace Output File in the System Environment Settings.

-l

Specify whether to output the message log to the console. (Optional)

Specifying this parameter outputs the message log to the console. This parameter can also be specified when the daemon is started up by the Start Synchronization command for clustering.

= Remarks =

The trace log is output to the file specified for Trace Output File in the System Environment Settings.

--noautoretry (only for the HULFT Clustering function)

Specify not to carry out auto resending after failover. (Optional)

This parameter can be specified only when the daemon is started up by the start synchronization utility of the HULFT Clustering function. When omitted, auto resending is carried out after failover.

For details on auto resending after failover, refer to the following:

HULFT10 for Linux/AIX Clustering Manual : Auto resending after a failover

Note

  • If you use the Start Synchronization command for clustering to start up the Send daemon, you cannot specify at startup the following parameters, which modify the System Environment Settings.

    [-p path],[-rc count],[-rt time]

  • The clustering function is available when HULFT10 Enterprise grade is installed.

Remarks

  • For details on the content output to the log and where it is output, refer to the following:

    HULFT10 for Linux/AIX Error Codes and Messages : Log (message) output contents and output destination

  • If the Send daemon fails to start, an error message is output and the program ends with an exit status number other than '0.' If the Send daemon exit status is used during auto startup of the HULFT system, refer to the following:

    HULFT10 for Linux/AIX Error Codes and Messages : Termination status upon daemon startup