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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions

Queue Manager Command Descriptions

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When the STOP option is specified while the QMGR is draining its queue,

the QMGR and CONS stops draining and shuts down immediately.

DUMPTX QMGR Command

DUMPTX QMGR can be used to request a listing of transactions being

tracked by a QMGR. The command syntax for the DUMPTX QMGR

command is as follows:

DUMPTX /OUT <listfile>/ {[QMGR] { <qmgrname> }

[,LISTCOUNT <num>][,RESET]

{[QMGR] { * }

[,LISTCOUNT <num>][,RESET]

DUMPTX can be requested for a specific QMGR object by specifying its

name or for QMGR objects by specifying *. LISTCOUNT is used to

control the maximum number of transactions in the list. By default, all of

the transactions will be output. The OUT file is where the output will be

displayed, and could be a spooler location, terminal name (including the

home terminal where AUDCOM is running), or a disk file name. If the OUT

file is not specified, output will be sent to the AUDCOM’s home terminal.

RESET will cause the OUT file to be cleared by the first process outputting

to it (e.g., when a disk file is being re-used for output). If a disk file name

is specified, the file is created as a type 101 edit file. Note that if an

unstructured file is pre-created, it must be created with the ODDUNSTR

attribute enabled.

Note that large dumps can suspend processing of the QMGR

process while the output is being generated, so use this command

sparingly, generally only at the request of HP Shadowbase Support.

Before entering this command, one should have an idea how large

the transaction list might be. This can be determined by checking

the transaction busy counters in the STATS QMGR output.

The information output for the transactions generally identifies

timestamps, audit trail positional information, the current state of the

transaction, the transaction that is associated with the CONS’s restart

point, as well as the location of the transaction’s event in the local queue.

State and other internal information is also displayed that might be needed

by HP Shadowbase Support for trouble-shooting any potential questions

or issues associated with HP Shadowbase’s transaction tracking.

Sample output for is shown below:

1 2 ... 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 ... 345 346

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