OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual

Installing and Configuring the Subsystem
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Checking Connection Attributes
Examples
The following examples show various uses of the CHECK ENTRY command:
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To display a summary validation of all APPL ENTRY objects, showing only profile
information, use the CHECK ENTRY command with the PROFILES attribute, as
follows:
ALLOW ERRORS
CHECK ENTRY $OSIM.#APPL.*, PROFILES
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To display a summary validation of all APPL ENTRY objects, showing profile and
server information, use the CHECK ENTRY command with the PROFILES and
SERVERS attributes, as follows:
ALLOW ERRORS
CHECK ENTRY $OSIM.#APPL.*, PROFILES, SERVERS
•
To display a detailed validation of a single remote APPL ENTRY object, showing
profile information only, use the CHECK ENTRY command with the PROFILES
and DETAIL attributes, as follows:
ALLOW ERRORS
CHECK ENTRY $OSIM.#APPL.REMOTE1, PROFILES, DETAIL
Checking Connection Attributes
Use the CHECK ENTRY command with the CONNECT attribute to display the values
that would be used if a connection was established between a specified local and a
specified remote APPL ENTRY object. This command applies the same object hierarchy
selection rules used by the OSI manager process for connect requests. (See Selection
Hierarchy of Object Attributes on page 2-35.)
The CONNECT attribute verifies the configuration and returns information similar to
that returned by the PROFILES, SERVERS, and DETAIL attributes together. However,
in this case you specify two connection endpoints, and only the information that would
be selected for that connection is verified and displayed.
Once again, only the existence of objects is verified for the simulated connection—the
CHECK ENTRY command does not verify their values.
To determine the values that would be used on a particular connection and to display
detailed information on a pair of endpoints, use the CHECK ENTRY command with the
CONNECT attribute, as follows:
ALLOW ERRORS
CHECK ENTRY $OSIM.#APPL.LOCAL1, CONNECT $OSIM.#APPL.REMOTE1