Envoy ACP/XF Configuration and Management Manual

Converting EnvoyACP/XF Configuration Information
to SCF
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Converting Comment Text in Command (OBEY)
Files
Converting Comment Text in Command (OBEY) Files
CMI and SCF handle comments in command (OBEY) files in different ways. CMI uses
the exclamation point character (!) in the same way as SYSGEN or SYSGENR does,
to delimit a comment. SCF also provides a ! command but for a different purpose; SCF
ignores ! when found in a command file.
You can convert CMI comments to SCF comments in two ways:
•
Use the COMMENT command. The characters COMMENT must appear as the
first characters of the command line, for example,
COMMENT This is an example of comment text within an SCF
COMMENT command file using the COMMENT command.
•
Use the double equal signs (==). The double equal sign can be used within, as well
as at the beginning of, a command line; for example,
== This is an example of comment text within an edit file
== using the double equal sign to indicate comment text.
INFO PROCESS $ZNET == Comment text within a command line.
COUP-to-SCF Conversion Guide
For G-series releases, convert any Configuration Utility Program (COUP) commands of
the Dynamic System Configuration (DSC) program to SCF. This subsection explains
how D-series COUP commands correspond to G-series SCF commands.
COUP Object Type Conversion
As shown in Table A-3, few COUP object types have an equivalent SCF object type.
Although most COUP commands have a direct SCF equivalent (as shown in
Table A-9), the method of configuration on G-series systems is very different from
D-series systems. Refer to the SCF reference manuals listed in About This Manual.
STATUS STATUS
STATUS, DETAIL STATS *
STATUS, RESET STATS, RESET *
STOP STOP
SUSPEND SUSPEND
TRACE TRACE
Table A-2. Comparison of CMI and SCF Commands (page2of2)
CMI Command SCF Command
* This SCF command can be used to achieve a similar, but not identical, function as the CMI command.