Unsent Status Queue Change command
You can change the settings of the records in the Send Queue.
Format of command
utlschange -h hostname -f fileid -p priority [-i time] [-bl blocklen -bc blocks] or utlschange -h hostname -f fileid -i time [-p priority] [-bl blocklen -bc blocks] or utlschange -h hostname -f fileid -bl blocklen -bc blocks [-p priority] [-i time]
Explanation of the parameters
- -h hostname
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Name of the host on the receiving side for the record in the Send Queue whose settings are to be modified (Mandatory)
Specify the host name as an alphanumeric character string within 68 bytes.
- -f fileid
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File ID of the file in the Send Queue whose settings are to be modified (Mandatory)
Specify a string of alphanumeric characters (and "_" if desired) that is within 50 bytes.
To modify the settings of instant transfer records in the Send Queue, specify "-f _INSTANT_TRANSFER_".
- -p priority
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Priority (Optional)
Specify a value from '1' to '256.' A smaller number means a higher priority.
- -i time
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Transfer Interval (milli seconds) (Optional)
Specify a value from '0' to '32760.'
- -bl blocklen
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Transfer Block Length (Optional)
Specify '0' or a value from '128' to '65520.' However, the product of the Transfer Block Length and the Transfer Block Count cannot exceed 65520.
- -bc blocks
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Transfer Block Count (Optional)
Specify '0' or a value from '1' to '99.' However, the product of the Transfer Block Length and the Transfer Block Count cannot exceed 65520.
Note
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When the same host names or file IDs exist in the Send Queue, HULFT searches the queue for the host name or for the file ID from the top and retrieves only the first candidate that the application found.
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You cannot specify only -bl or only -bc. Be sure to specify both of the parameters.
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You can omit the following parameters, but not all of them at the same time. You must specify at least one of them.
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-p
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-i
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-bl and -bc
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If you specify '0' for both -bl blocklen and -bc blocks, HULFT automatically calculates the size of the Transfer Unit (Transfer Block Length x Transfer Block Count).
However, if you specify '0' for either -bl blocklen or -bc blocks, an error occurs.