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TIBCO® Managed File Transfer Platform Server for z/OS 8.1.0

# Platform Server Console Operator Commands

You can find a complete list of the Platform Server console operator commands in this section.

See the following table for the available console operator commands.

Command (Minimum Specification) | Description
--- | ---
`ABORT` (`ABO`) | Terminates file transfers in progress and purges them from the Platform Server work queue. `F MFTSTC,ABORT` or `F MFTSTC,ABORT,activitynumber`
`AUTHDISP` | Displays the 16 hex digit local authorization key that is defined for this system.
`CFACCESSREFRESH` | Refreshes the CFACCESS configuration file. This command is automatically executed at startup. `F MFTSTC,CFACCESSREFRESH` Note: If you make a change to the configuration file after the Platform Server is started, you must execute this command to refresh the CFACCESS configuration file.
`CFALIASREFRESH` | Refreshes the CFALIAS configuration file. This command is automatically executed at startup. `F MFTSTC,CFALIASREFRESH` Note: If you make a change to the configuration file after the Platform Server is started, you must execute this command to refresh the CFALIAS configuration file.
`CFPING` | Connects to a remote Platform Server node to check if the node is active, and also displays information about the responder license key expiration as well as the Platform Server version information. If you specify the node name in this command, the Platform Server extracts the IP address/IP name and IP port information from the node definition. If you specify the `IPADDR` or `IPNAME` parameter, the `IPPORT` parameter is optional. If not specified, the default Platform Server port 46464 is used. Note: This command only works through TCP and when the remote system is running TIBCO MFT Platform Server with version 6.0 or higher. `F MFTSTC,CFPING,nodename` `F MFTSTC,CFPING,ipaddr:ipport` `F MFTSTC,CFPING,ipname:ipport` CFPING functions can also be called through z/OS JCL. The following are two samples of how to execute the FUSPING job. The FUSPING job is located in the Platform Server library MFT.JCL (PINGJCL).
    //S1     EXEC PGM=FUSPING,PARM='HOST=127.0.0.1:46464'
    //STEPLIB  DD  DSN=MFT.LOADLIB,DISP=SHR
    //
    //*   The following DD statements are optional.
    //*   To use them, remove the // card after the STEPLIB
    //SYSPRINT DD  SYSOUT=*
    //SYSIN    DD  *
    HOST=127.0.0.1:46464
    //
The SYSPRINT and SYSIN DD statements are not required. If SYSIN is not defined, the input parameters are read from the PARM statement. If SYSIN is defined, the input parameters are read from the SYSIN DD and they override parameters defined on the PARM statement. If SYSPRINT is not defined, the output is displayed on the console; otherwise, the output is displayed in the SYSPRINT DD statement. If SYSPRINT points to a dataset, the dataset must be defined as `RECFM=FB` or `RECFM=F WITH LRECL=133`. See the following sample output of the `CFPING` command:
    PGTS2459I FUSPING Host:	127.0.0.1
    PGTS2459I FUSPING Port:	46464
    PGTS2459I FUSPING System Name:     Name=PROD,STC=MFT , CPUType=1234,CPUID=ABCD
    PGTS2459I FUSPING Key Expiration:  20401231
    PGTS2459I FUSPING Version: MFT Platform Server z/OS,Version=720 ,PTFLevel=CZ01963
`CFSTATS` | Prints statistics to the Platform Server log file. Statistics are also printed when the Platform Server STC is terminated. `F MFTSTC,CFSTATS`
`COS` | Displays the Platform Server Class of Service (COS) entries. When entered without any additional parameters, a list of enabled COS entries is displayed. When entered with an enabled COS entry, more detailed information about the COS entry is displayed. `F MFTSTC,COS`: displays enabled COS entries. `F MFTSTC,COS,COSHIGH`: displays detailed information on COSHIGH entry.
`DNIDISA` | Disables a DNI entry that is enabled at startup or through the `DNIENA` command. For more information, see the DNI chapter of TIBCO® Managed File Transfer Platform Server for z/OS User's Guide.
`DNIENA` | Enables a DNI entry. For more information, see the DNI chapter of TIBCO Managed File Transfer Platform Server for z/OS User's Guide.
`DNIDISP` | Displays the DNI entries on the DNI active queue. `F MFTSTC,DNIDISP`: for summary information on all requests in the DNI active queue `F MFTSTC,DNIDISP,dnitrn`: for summary information on a single request in the DNI active queue
`DNINODE` | Displays the information about DNI definitions. If no parameters are specified, a summary display lists all DNI entries that are currently enabled. If a parameter is specified, detailed information about that DNI entry is displayed on the console. When a detailed display is requested, the DNI node entered on the command must be enabled. `F MFTSTC,DNINODE`: for a summary display `F MFTSTC,DNINODE,nodename`: for a detailed display on the DNI node
`DNIPURGE` | Purges a request from the DNI active queue. `F MFTSTC,DNIPURGE,dnitrn` For more information, see the DNI chapter of TIBCO® Managed File Transfer Platform Server for z/OS User's Guide.
`DISABLE` (`DISA`) | Disables the ability to queue transactions to specific remote nodes through the Platform Server or z/OS. `F MFTSTC,DISABLE,nodename`
`DISPLAY` (`DISP`) | Shows all activities that are on the work queue. `F MFTSTC,DISPLAY`
`ENABLE` (`ENA`) | Allows the queuing of transactions to a specific remote node. `F MFTSTC,ENABLE,nodename`
`FREEDSN` | Deallocates a dataset that has not been deallocated successfully. This might be used in case a request terminates and a file is not deallocated correctly. `F MFTSTC,FREEDSN,data_set_name`
`HOLD` | Makes a particular file eligible for file transfer at a specific time. That file transfer is not completed unless you first release it. `F MFTSTC,HOLD,activitynumber` For more information, see the `RELEASE` parameter.
`INITIATORSTART` | Starts initiator tasks after `INITIATORSTOP` has been specified on the GLOBAL file or through the `INITIATORSTOP` operator command. `F MFTSTC,INITIATORSTART`: starts processing initiator requests.
`INITIATORSTOP` | Stops initiating any file transfer requests. `F MFTSTC,INITIATORSTART`: stops processing initiator requests. You can use the `INITIATORSTART` operator command to start initiator tasks again.
`MODVER` | Displays the module date and time compiled along with the hotfix level for a particular module. `F MFTSTC,MODVER,FUSASNA` Note: This information is not available for all modules. MFT Technical Support may ask you to enter this command. Otherwise, you generally do not need to execute it.
`PURGE` (`PUR`) | Purges work from the work queue. This command is primarily used for work not yet in the process of file transfer. `F MFTSTC,PURGE,activitynumber`
`REFRESH` (`REF`) | Refreshes a node definition that is currently enabled. This command performs the same action that the `DISABLE/ENABLE` commands perform except that the refresh is done in place. The node is never actually disabled. If the node specified on the `REFRESH` command is not enabled, the request fails. `F MFTSTC,REF,nodename`
`RELEASE` (`REL`) | Releases a file for transfer purpose or to print the Platform Server OSIMSG log file. `F MFTSTC,RELEASE,activitynumber` or `F MFTSTC,RELEASE,LOG`
`RESET` | Resets errors on the Platform Server system, so that the request can be retried. If no parameters are specified, all nodes and transfer requests that are in error are reset. If a parameter is specified, errors for that node and all transfer requests that are using that node are reset. `F MFTSTC,RESET`: resets all errors. `F MFTSTC,RESET,nodename`: resets errors for this node and for all transfer requests using this node.
`RESPONDERSTART` | Starts responder tasks after `RESPONDERSTOP` has been specified on the GLOBAL file or through the `RESPONDERSTOP` operator command. `F MFTSTC,RESPONDERSTART`: starts processing responder requests.
`RESPONDERSTOP` | Stops processing responder requests. You can use the `RESPONDERSTART` operator command to start responder tasks again. `F MFTSTC,RESPONDERSTOP`: stops processing responder requests.
`SNAP` | Produces a SNAP dump copy of the Platform Server private storage and dataspaces. `F MFTSTC,SNAP`
`SSLAUTHREFRESH` | Refreshes the SSLAUTH configuration file. This command is automatically executed at startup. If you make a change to the configuration file after the Platform Server is started, you must execute this command to refresh the SSLAUTH configuration file. `F MFTSTC,SSLAUTHREFRESH`
`SSLDEBUG` | Determines the type of SSL debugging that is performed. Valid values are: `NO`: SSL debugging is not turned on. `YES`: SSL debugging is turned on. `HIGH`: Detailed SSL debugging is turned on. `F MFTSTC,SSLDEBUG=YES`
`SUBJCLREFRESH` | Refreshes the SUBJCL configuration file. This command is automatically executed at startup. If you make a change to the configuration file after the Platform Server is started, you must execute this command to refresh the SUBJCL configuration file. `F MFTSTC,SUBJCLREFRESH`
`STARTSNA` | Starts the Platform Server SNA interface. This command is only entered if the Platform Server SNA interface does not start properly, or is ended by the `TERMSNA` operator command. Before using this command, you must verify that the VTAM APPLID defined by the GLOBAL `APPC-APPLID` parameter has a state of CONCT. If this command is executed when the SNA interface is active, a VTAM error message is displayed along with an operator prompt to wait, end or continue. You must be cautious in using this command. `F MFTSTC,STARTSNA`
`STARTTCP` | Starts the Platform Server TCP interface. This command must only be entered if the Platform Server TCP interface does not start properly, or is ended by the `TERMTCP` operator command. If this command is executed when the Platform Server TCP interface is active, an error message is generated. You must be cautious in using this command. `F MFTSTC,STARTTCP`
`SUSPEND` (`SUS`) | Terminates an active transfer but does not purge it from the queue. `F MFTSTC, SUSPEND,activitynumber`
`TCPTROF` | Disables the TCP/IP packet tracing facility. `F MFTSTC,TCPTROF` Trace by node name is available. For example: `F FUSION,TCPTROF,NODENAME`
`TCPTRON` | Initiates the TCP/IP packet tracing facility. `F MFTSTC,TCPTRON` Trace by node name is available. For example: `F FUSION,TCPTRON,NODENAME`
`TERMSNA` | Stops the Platform Server SNA interface. This command must only be entered if the VTAM systems programmer wants to refresh the Platform Server VTAM major node definition without bringing Platform Server down. You must be cautious in using this command. Generally, the `STARTSNA` operator command must be executed after the SNA APPLID major node is activated, to re-initialize the Platform Server SNA interface. `F MFTSTC,TERMSNA`
`TLSSTART` | Starts the TLS connection. This can only be executed if TLS was started successfully, but is in a stopped state. `F MFTSTC,TLSSTART`
`TLSSTOP` | Stops the TLS connection. This can only be executed if TLS was started successfully and is currently active. `F MFTSTC,TLSSTOP`
`TRCLASSREFRESH` | Refreshes the transfer class configuration file defined by the TRCLASS DD statement. This command is automatically executed at startup. If you make a change to the configuration file after the Platform Server is started, you must execute this command to refresh the CFALIAS configuration file. `F MFTSTC,TRCLASSREFRESH`
`TRCLASSDISP` | Displays the transfer class definitions. You can display the transfer class definition by entering a transfer class, or you can display all transfer classes by not entering a transfer class. `F MFTSTC,TRCLASSDISP,trclassname` To display all transfer class definitions: `F MFTSTC,TRCLASSDISP` To display transfer class definitions for transfer class SINGLETHREAD: `F MFTSTC,TRCLASSDISP,SINGLETHREAD`
`TROF` | Disables the SNA packet tracing facility. `F MFTSTC,TROF`
`TRON` | Initiates the SNA packet tracing facility. `F MFTSTC,TRON`
`VERSION` (`VER`) | Displays the exact version of the Platform Server installed. `F MFTSTC,VERSION`

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