IBM Webcam 4J User Manuals

Table of Contents

• Contents

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• Chapter 1. Controlling and Monitoring Processes

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  • Overview of the Command Line Interface

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    • Starting the CLI

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    • Stopping the CLI

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    • CLI Commands

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    • CLI Job Control

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    • CLI History Commands

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    • Overview of Sterling Connect:Direct Commands

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      • Abbreviations for Common Sterling Connect:Direct Commands

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      • Restricting the Scripts and UNIX Commands Users Can Execute

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      • Sterling Connect:Direct Command Syntax

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    • Submitting a Process

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      • Example - Submit a Process That Runs Every Week

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      • Example - Submit a Process with a Start Time Specified

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      • Example - Submit a Process with No File Value

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      • Example - Submit a Process and Turn On Tracing

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    • Changing Process Parameters

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    • Deleting a Process from the TCQ

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    • Removing a Process from the Execution Queue

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    • Stopping Sterling Connect:Direct

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    • Viewing a Process in the TCQ

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    • Monitoring Process Status in the TCQ

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    • Determining the Outcome of a Process

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    • Generating a Detailed Output Report for a Process

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    • Generating a Summary Report for a Process

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    • Running System Diagnostics

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• Chapter 2. Process Queuing

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  • Overview of the Transmission Control Queue

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  • Scheduling Sterling Connect:Direct Activity

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  • Progression of a Process Through the TCQ

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    • The Execution Queue

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    • The Wait Queue

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    • The Timer Queue

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    • The Hold Queue

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• Chapter 3. Sterling Connect:Direct Utilities

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  • Introduction to Translation Tables

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    • Creating a Translation Table

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    • Compiling a Translation Table Using the ndmxlt Utility

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    • Example—Creating a Translation Table

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    • Example—Modifying a Model Translation Table

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    • Using Translation During File Transfer Operations

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    • Translation Table Error Messages

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  • Accessing Sterling Connect:Direct Messages

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    • Message File Content

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    • Message File Record Format

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    • Displaying Message Text

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  • Precompressing/Decompressing Files Using the Standalone Batch Compression Utility

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    • Special Considerations for Using the Standalone Batch Compression Utility

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    • Using the Standalone Batch Compression Utility

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    • Example—Precompress a Text File

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    • Example—Precompress a Text File With Codepage Conversion

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    • Example—Precompress a Binary File

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    • Example—Decompress a Text File

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    • Examples—csdacomp Command Help

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    • Example—Decompress a File on the Remote Node During the Copy Step

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    • Example—Send Precompressed File to z/OS and Storing It as Precompressed

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  • Validate Configuration Files

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  • Configuration Reports

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    • Generating a Configuration Report on the Base Installation

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    • Generating a Configuration Report on Sterling Connect:Direct Secure Plus for UNIX

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    • Generating a Configuration Report on Sterling Connect:Direct for SWIFTNet for UNIX

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• Chapter 4. Writing Custom Programs

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  • Introduction to Writing Custom Programs

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  • Compiling Custom Programs

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  • Writing Custom C Programs

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    • Creating a Connection to Sterling Connect:Direct Using ndmapi_connect() or ndmapi_connect_c()

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    • Terminating a Connection Using ndmapi_disconnect() or ndmapi_disconnect_c()

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    • Receiving Responses Using ndmapi_recvresp() or ndmapi_recvresp_c()

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    • Sending a Command to Sterling Connect:Direct Using ndmapi_sendcmd() or ndmapi_sendcmd_c()

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  • Writing Custom C++ Programs

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• Chapter 5. Writing User Exits

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  • User Exit Programs

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  • User Exit Functions

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    • Initializing Communications with exit_child_init() or exit_child_init_c()

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    • Waiting for a Message Using recv_exit_msg() or recv_exit_msg_c()

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    • Passing a File Descriptor Using send_exit_file() or send_exit_file_c()

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    • Sending a Message to Sterling Connect:Direct Using send_exit_msg() or send_exit_msg_c()

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  • Overview of User Exit Messages

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    • Statistics Exit Message

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    • File Open Exit Messages

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    • Security Exit Messages

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    • User Exit Stop Message

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    • Copy Control Block

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  • Exit Log Files

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• Notices

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• Index

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