FUSINQ

You can use the FUSINQ exec to inquire on the status of file transfers.

Required Parameters

This exec does not have required parameters.

Optional Parameters

The following table lists the optional parameters of the FUSINQ exec:

Parameter Description
CONFIG | CFG Defines the configuration file used by the FUSINQ exec.

If this parameter is not defined, the platform server REXX uses the default configuration.

DAYS Defines the number of days for how long the platform server scans the requests.

The default value is 1.

Note: This parameter is ignored if both the STARTDATE and ENDDATE parameters are provided.
DBYTE | DB Defines the CyberFusion to display the current byte count.
DMSG | DM Defines the CyberFusion to display the most recent message prefix.
ENDDATE | EDATE Defines the last day on which the platform server scans the requests.

The format of this parameter is YYYYDD. The default value is the date of today. You can also specify TODAY or TOD for the date of today, and YESTERDAY or YES for the date of yesterday.

ENDTIME | ETIME Defines the last time at which the platform server scans the requests.

The format of this parameter is HHMM (24-hour system). The default value is 2400, which is the last minute of the day.

EXCEPTIONS | EXC Defines whether exceptions are used as a selection criteria.

When this operand is specified, records that are on the active queue are not extracted because they do not have a status of successful or unsuccessful.

The valid values are as follows:

  • U: extracts only unsuccessful transfers.
  • S: extracts only successful transfers.
Note: By default, both successful and unsuccessful transfers are inquired.
HISTORYQ | HQ Defines the type of records that are extracted.

The platform server has a history file and a queue of active and inactive transfers. This parameter determines whether the history file, queue, or both are used to extract transfers.

The default value is B, which indicates extracting data from both the history file and queue. The valid values are as follows:
  • H: indicates extracting data from the history file.
  • Q: indicates extracting data from the queue.
  • B: indicates extracting data from the history file and queue.
LOCALIZE | FILE | LF Defines the name of the local file for a file transfer request of the platform server.
LOCALISER | LUSER Defines the name of the user ID that queued the platform server request.
MAXXFER Defines the maximum number of transfers returned by the FUSINQ exec.

The default value is 500. The valid values are 1 - 10000.

PROCESS | PRO Defines the platform server process name for the request.
REMOTESYS | RSYS Defines the IPNAME, IPADDR, LUNAME, LIST, or NODE parameter that is requested when the request is initiated.
STARTDATE | SDATE Defines the date on which the platform server starts to scan the requests.

The format of this parameter is YYYYDDD. The default value is the date of today. You can also specify TODAY or TOD for the date of today, and YESTERDAY or YES for the date of yesterday.

STARDOM | STIME Defines the time at which the platform server starts to scan the requests.

The format of this parameter is HHMM (24-hour system). The default value is 0000, which is first minute of the day.

TRANSNUM | TRN Defines the transaction number associated with the request.

The platform server creates a unique transaction number for all requests that are initiated either locally or remotely.

USERDATA | UDATA Defines the user data for a platform server request.

The user data is defined on a platform server queue request by adding the DESCRIPTION parameter to the transfer.

Note: For more information on inquiry date processing, see Inquiry Date Processing.