Management Information Parameter File Generation command

You can easily generate a parameter file (definition card) from management information that is already registered, and use the file with the Management Information Batch Registration command (utliupdt.exe).

Format of command

utligen -f filename -i {snd|rcv|job|hst|tgrp|fmt|mfmt|sch|trg|mail} [-id ID]

Explanation of the parameters

-f filename

Parameter file name (Mandatory)

Specify a character string within 256 bytes.

Specify the file name with a full path.

-i {snd|rcv|job|hst|tgrp|fmt|mfmt|sch|trg|mail}

Specify the type of management information to be used to generate the parameter file. (Mandatory)

snd:

Send Management Information

rcv:

Receive Management Information

job:

Job Information

hst:

Host Information

tgrp:

Transfer Group Information

fmt:

Format Information

mfmt:

Multi Format Information

sch:

Schedule Information

trg:

File Trigger Information

mail:

Mail Interface Information

Note

You can use the Schedule Information database and the File Trigger Information database only if the HULFT10 Server grade is installed.

-id ID

ID targeted for generation (Optional)

For IDs other than Host Information IDs and Mail Interface IDs, specify a string of alphanumeric characters (and "_" if desired) that is within 50 bytes.

For a Host Information ID, specify an alphanumeric string within 68 bytes.

For Mail Interface IDs, specify an alphanumeric string within 50 bytes.

The IDs of Send Management Information, Receive Management Information, Format Information, and Multi Format Information database records are not case sensitive.

Use an asterisk (*) to specify multiple IDs.

By using an asterisk (*), you can specify a prefix match or a suffix match (example: ABC*).

Remarks

You can generate multiple management information parameters by repeating "-i {snd|rcv|job|hst|tgrp|fmt|mfmt|sch|trg|mail} [-id ID]".

Example

utligen -f D:\tmp\file01.prm -i snd -id s* -i rcv -id rcv00001 
utligen -f D:\tmp\fmtfile.prm -i fmt -id *r

Note

When you change the value of Forced Strong Key Mode (strongkeymode) from "Enabled (1)" to "Disabled (0)" or from "Disabled (0)" to "Enabled (1)" in the System Environment Settings, follow the steps below to revise settings in the parameter file.

  1. Generate a parameter file before changing the value of Forced Strong Key Mode (strongkeymode) in the System Environment Settings.

  2. In the parameter file, change the cipher key to the type of key that can be set when the value of Forced Strong Key Mode (strongkeymode) is changed.

  3. Change the value of Forced Strong Key Mode (strongkeymode) and register the parameter file.

If you change the value of Forced Strong Key Mode (strongkeymode) and attempt to generate the parameter file, not following the above steps, "%ERROR" is output into the cipher key.