Hitachi MK-96RD647-01 - Manual

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Contents; VSE
  • Page 7 – Preface; This
  • Page 8 – Intended Audience; Universal Storage Platform V User and Reference; Product Version; Changes in this Revision
  • Page 9 – Document Organization; chapter title; Referenced Documents; Hitachi Universal Storage Platform V:
  • Page 10 – Document Conventions
  • Page 11 – Convention for Storage Capacity Values
  • Page 13 – Comments; (All comments become the property of Hitachi Data Systems
  • Page 15 – Overview of Hitachi Cross-OS File; USP subsystems to be converted and transferred between z/OS
  • Page 16 – XX
  • Page 19 – About Cross-OS File Exchange
  • Page 20 – Components; FXmto and FXotm System Configuration
  • Page 21 – FXoto System Configuration; for Windows
  • Page 22 – FX Volume Types; . The FX -A volumes can be used for FXmto and FXotm; FXmto; The FX -B volumes can only be used for FXmto operations. z/OS
  • Page 23 – FXotm; FXoto
  • Page 24 – When the mainframe OS is VSE, DFSORT cannot be used after an FX
  • Page 25 – Note for Microsoft Cluster Server:; FCU File Transfer Options
  • Page 26 – EcA; option) but not recommended for
  • Page 27 – Default EBCDIC-ASCII Code Conversion Table for FCU; Legend for Table 3-1
  • Page 29 – User-Defined Code Conversion Table; PIPE Function; ls; Using the PIPE function in UNIX Systems
  • Page 30 – FAL/FCU Pipe Function Details; needs to be specified as an option. Under these; Pipe Function Time-Out Value; If “.cshrc” does not exist, create it and add the “setenv” line.
  • Page 31 – Pipe Function Process Outline
  • Page 32 – operations with delimiters.
  • Page 34 – If you use FXmto with RDW, the data cannot be transferred back to the; FXmto with the RDW Option; generated intermediate datasets.
  • Page 35 – FXmto Operations; requests confirmation to overwrite the target file (unless the; FXmto Record Format Requirements
  • Page 36 – FXmto with Fixed-Length Record Format; No padding, no delimiters; . Figure 2-9 shows an FXmto operation for a; With delimiters; Source Dataset; FXmto with Fixed-Length Records: Delimiters
  • Page 37 – FXmto with Variable-Length Record Format; dataset equals the maximum allowable record length.; . Figure 2-11 shows an FXmto operation without; With padding; back to the original dataset later using FXotm.
  • Page 38 – FXmto with Variable-Length Records: Padding; FXmto with Variable-Length Records: Delimiters; . Figure 2-14 shows an FXmto operation with
  • Page 41 – FXmto with Multiple Volume Datasets; data in this data set in Data set indicators on VTOC DSCB1.; Multiple Volume Dataset, FAL/FCU is only supported on MVS; Multiple Volume Dataset/Serial Numbers
  • Page 42 – FXotm Operations; FXotm with fixed-length record format; FXotm Record Format Requirements
  • Page 43 – FXotm with Fixed-Length Record Format; . The figure below shows an FXotm operation for; . The figure below shows an FXotm operation for a fixed-length; FXotm with Fixed-Length Records: Padding; FCU does not extract padding from FXotm source files.
  • Page 44 – FXotm with Fixed-Length Records: Delimiters; Open-System Source File
  • Page 45 – FXotm with Fixed-Length Records: Padding and Delimiters; FCU does not extract padding from FXotm source files. If the FXotm; No; for the delimiter option, the
  • Page 46 – FXotm with Variable-Length Record Format; FCU extracts but does not add delimiters to FXotm source files.; . The figure below shows an FXotm operation for a variable-; FXotm with Variable-Length Records: Delimiters
  • Page 47 – With padding and delimiters; FXoto Operations
  • Page 48 – Code conversion is not available for FXoto transfers.; Host Access and I/O Contention
  • Page 49 – reserve
  • Page 50 – Reserved by open-system host; . When an FX volume is reserved by the; Unreserved; . When the open-system host needs to access an FX; unaccess; AIX Shared Open Function; To share FileExchange volumes on multiple AIX operating systems:; Shared Volume and FX Version; To define environment variables:
  • Page 51 – shared open; or; exclusive open; . Table 2-7 shows the relationship between
  • Page 52 – AIX Reserve Function; AIX Reserved Retry Function; AIX Reserve Retry Function; Environment Variables and Functions
  • Page 53 – Retry Wait Time Function:; You can set the wait time interval by specifying; Retry target function:; You can set system error codes, which are retry
  • Page 54 – Bidirectional Data Transfer
  • Page 57 – Preparing for Cross-OS File Exchange; System Requirements
  • Page 58 – The system requirements for FX are:
  • Page 59 – Note
  • Page 60 – The 64-bit version FCU does not support a GUI interface.; VSE Requirements and Restrictions; associated FX version.; Support and OS Conditions
  • Page 61 – Support Matrix for VSE OS, VSE Parameter and Record Format
  • Page 62 – not; Compiler Requirements
  • Page 63 – Platforms and Associated Operating Systems; Maximum Data Size
  • Page 65 – Interoperability with HDLM; to the; HDLM Platforms and HDLM Versions
  • Page 66 – Installing and Configuring the FX Volumes; TagmaStore USP and NSC HP-UX; Device recognition and device files
  • Page 67 – Note for Microsoft
  • Page 68 – Partition Sizes for TagmaStore USP and NSC Subsystems
  • Page 69 – Volume labels; . An FX volume with a volume label cannot be shared between; Warning: error writing VTOC
  • Page 70 – Sharing FX Volumes between Open-System Platforms; = sharing allowed only if volume has no label.
  • Page 71 – Installing the FAL/FCU Software; Installing FAL/FCU on UNIX-Based Platforms; cpio
  • Page 72 – mkdir; Move to the; root; Use the full device file name: wildcards will not work.
  • Page 74 – To install the 64bitFAL/FCU software on a UNIX-based platform:
  • Page 75 – Installing FAL/FCU on Windows; Insert the FAL/FCU installation CD-ROM into the drive, and run; Installed Directory; has a
  • Page 76 – Uninstalling the FAL/FCU Software on UNIX-Based Platforms; Uninstalling FAL/FCU on Windows
  • Page 77 – Entering the FX License Key Code; license keys follow.
  • Page 78 – Creating FXoto Volumes Using the FMT Utility; FMT Utility Values
  • Page 79 – devices can also be called custom volume size (CVS)
  • Page 80 – devname
  • Page 82 – FMT Format Warning and Confirmation
  • Page 83 – FMT VOLSER Used Message
  • Page 84 – Creating the FX Volume Definition File(s); -FXoto volumes can be defined; Table 3-10 FX Volume Association Parameters; To create the FX volume definition file:
  • Page 85 – Put at least one space between each parameter, and press the; Return; Make sure to enter; end; on the last line of the file.; FX Volume Definition File for HP-UX
  • Page 86 – fibre bus number; FX Volume Definition File for NCR
  • Page 87 – FX Volume Definition File for Linux
  • Page 88 – Verifying Mainframe Dataset Requirements; 1 and later) also provides the; listvol; function to display z/OS dataset
  • Page 89 – Allocating FXoto Intermediate Datasets; UNIX
  • Page 92 – ALC Disk Not Found Message
  • Page 93 – ALC Error Message
  • Page 95 – Using the Cross-OS File Exchange; FCU for UNIX
  • Page 96 – FCU Version and Copyright Screen
  • Page 97 – The following warnings may appear during FCU startup. These
  • Page 98 – If you specified the; File Conversion Utility Screen; and provides access to all FCU functions.
  • Page 99 – FCU Main Panel for UNIX Platforms
  • Page 102 – File Menu Commands
  • Page 103 – Help MF-File Display
  • Page 104 – Error Information Screen; Error Information Display; FCU for Windows; FCU Version and Copyright Dialog; FCU
  • Page 105 – If you started FCU from the DOS prompt and specified the
  • Page 106 – File Conversion Utility Window; Untitled
  • Page 108 – View-Parameter line...; Volume Information Dialog; View-Volume information...; Mainframe File Information Dialog; Mainframe file
  • Page 109 – = the dataset cannot be processed by FCU.; MF-File Information Panel
  • Page 110 – Option Dialog; Option Panel
  • Page 111 – Continuous execution
  • Page 112 – Parameter Line Dialog; Parameter Line Panel; Execute Dialogs
  • Page 113 – OK; Error Codes and Messages
  • Page 114 – Execute Panel Showing Error End; FX operation, select the desired; Error Information Dialog; View-Error information...; command opens the Error Information panel,; Error Information Panel
  • Page 115 – Log Files
  • Page 116 – FCU Log File Display in Notepad; Format Utility for Windows; FCU version 01-01-42 or later is required for the FMT utility.
  • Page 117 – For Solaris, the data cylinder must be less than or equal to 32767.
  • Page 118 – The FX FMT utility erases all data on the OPEN-; Format
  • Page 120 – Format complete
  • Page 121 – Allocation Utility for Windows; Allocate
  • Page 122 – systems; The ALC utility automatically displays the first OPEN-; VOLSER; field. If this is not the desired volume,; FX format disk not found; Enter the name of the dataset being allocated in the; Dataset
  • Page 123 – Figure 4-25 ALC Allocation Complete Message
  • Page 127 – Performing Cross-OS File Exchange; Performing File Transfer Operations - UNIX
  • Page 129 – Starting the FCU GUI for UNIX
  • Page 132 – Performing File Transfer Operations (UNIX); To perform file transfer operations using the FCU GUI for UNIX:
  • Page 134 – Using the; Listvol VSN Function
  • Page 135 – Creating FCU Parameter Definition Files (UNIX)
  • Page 136 – Creating Multiple Volume Definition Files (UNIX); VSN Function
  • Page 137 – iv) Each line above must be separated by using
  • Page 138 – “space”
  • Page 141 – Using FCU From the UNIX Command Line
  • Page 142 – Using the -P param Option
  • Page 143 – Performing File Transfer Operations – Windows; Starting the FCU GUI
  • Page 145 – Performing File Transfer Operations (Windows); in current
  • Page 146 – When the FCU main panel opens, select the; panel, and verify that the
  • Page 148 – command, and repeat steps; Execute Panel Showing Normal End
  • Page 149 – Creating FCU Parameter Definition Files (Windows); fcu
  • Page 151 – Creating Multiple Volume Definition Files (Windows); Table 5-2 illustrates the VSN function.
  • Page 153 – Using FCU from the Command Line (Windows); fcunw
  • Page 155 – Operations; This chapter describes how to perform FAL operations using FX.
  • Page 156 – FAL Requirements; kill
  • Page 157 – FAL Functions; Converting Dataset Attribute Information
  • Page 158 – Opening a Dataset; DatasetOpen Function
  • Page 159 – Reading Data; DatasetGet Function; Format Requirements for Reading Variable-Length Records
  • Page 160 – Writing Data; DatasetPut Function; Format Requirements for Writing Variable-Length Records
  • Page 161 – Closing a Dataset; DatasetClose Function; Acquiring Error Information; DatasetGetLastError; Long
  • Page 162 – Acquiring Dataset Attributes; Acquiring Attribute Information for a Specific Dataset; DatasetGetFileInformation
  • Page 163 – Acquiring Attribute Information for Multiple Datasets; DatasetFindFirstFile
  • Page 164 – DatasetFindNextFile; DatasetFindClose Function
  • Page 165 – datasetFindClose
  • Page 166 – Converting DO and RF Information; Converting the Dataset Organization (DO) Type Value; Table 6-10 DatasetGetDsorgString; Converting the Record Format (RF) Type Value; Table 6-11 DatasetGetRecfmString
  • Page 168 – Using the FAL Functions
  • Page 169 – # gcc -o Output file name Source file name
  • Page 170 – Example of Reading Data from an z/OS Dataset Using FAL
  • Page 171 – Example of Acquiring z/OS Dataset Attributes Using FAL
  • Page 172 – Multi-Thread Function; dataset_GetFileInformation
  • Page 173 – Information Storage Area; Area; dgpp
  • Page 174 – Open Dataset; Table 6-13 Arguments, Types and Descriptions for Open Data Set
  • Page 176 – Read Data; Table 6-14 Arguments, Types and Descriptions for Read Data; reclen
  • Page 177 – Write Data; Table 6-15 Arguments, Types and Descriptions for Write Data
  • Page 178 – Close Dataset; Table 6-16 Arguments, Types and Descriptions for Close Dataset; This function closes a dataset.
  • Page 179 – Free Information Stored Area; Table 6-17 Arguments, Types and Descriptions for Free Information; derrno
  • Page 180 – Initialize Target Record Pointer; Pointer
  • Page 181 – Get Dataset Attribute Information; Get Specified Dataset Attribute Information; Attribute Information
  • Page 182 – Get Multiple Dataset Attribute Information; dataset_FindFirstFile
  • Page 185 – Compiling; SETTING
  • Page 186 – Error Information; The following error codes; only
  • Page 187 – FAL Usage Scenario; read data; flowchart
  • Page 189 – Troubleshooting
  • Page 190 – Hitachi TagmaStore Universal Storage
  • Page 191 – datasetGetLastError
  • Page 195 – If FCU for UNIX reports an error, use the; FCU Error Codes for UNIX
  • Page 204 – FCU Error Codes for Windows Systems; command to view the most recent error. FCU for; Table 7-4 FCU Error Codes for Windows 2000/2003/Windows NT Systems
  • Page 209 – Calling the Support Center; The circumstances surrounding the error or failure.
  • Page 211 – EBCDIC-ASCII Code Conversion; Default FCU EBCDIC-ASCII Conversions
  • Page 217 – Acronyms and Abbreviations; ASCII
  • Page 221 – Index
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