TRANSFER Installation and Management Guide

Steps to Install the System
System Installation Example
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These messages mean that no system is running with the same process names as the
ones in the system being started. The system manager ignores them.
When Base TRANSFER has been initialized, the system manager purges the GTRINIT
file to prevent someone from accidentally running it and purging the database.
Step 7: Define
PS MAIL 6530
The system manager now invokes the CDMLDEF program to define the PS MAIL 6530
client on the configuration subvolume, $DISKA.TRANCNFG:
> RUN $DISKX.TRANDSV.CDMLDEF $DISKA.TRANCNFG INITIAL
Step 8: Configure
User-Defined Components
Because this TRANSFER system is being set up to test user-written clients and agents,
it is now necessary to establish their configuration for the system.
The agent is already configured, through the TRAgentTclprog parameter in the
DEFINETR file:
TRAgentTclprog $DISKA.TRANEXT.CUST
More needs to be done to attach the agent to the system, but that must wait until the
system is up and running (see Step 11).
To configure the user-written client (named TEST-CLIENT1 for this example), the
system manager creates a file named CUSTCNFG on the configuration subvolume and
adds the following PATHCOM commands:
RESET PROGRAM
SET PROGRAM TCP TAREQ-TCP1
SET PROGRAM TMF ON
ADD PROGRAM TEST-CLIENT1, TYPE T16-6530 &
(INITIAL TEST-CLIENT1, TCLPROG \SYS.$DISKA.TRANEXT.TEST1)
Additional user-written clients can be configured later by stopping the system, adding
more PATHCOM commands to the CUSTCNFG file, and repeating steps 9 and 10. If
the system manager should need to alter any objects in the PATHWAY configuration
(which appears in the GTRCNFG file), those PATHCOM commands can also be
entered in the CUSTCNFG file and the same procedure followed.
Step 9: Put the Pieces
Together
To configure the system components together, the system manager runs the XCNFG
program as follows (XCNFG was created by CDTRDEF and resides on the
configuration subvolume):
> VOLUME $DISKA.TRANCNFG
> RUN XCNFG
Step 10: Start the System To start the system, the system manager types:
> VOLUME $DISKA.TRANCNFG
> RUN XCOOL