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Archive Requests—TCP/IP

Archive recording writes captured activity to a specified range of datasets called a repository set. You can also create search reports from the capture repository set.

To capture activity to be searched, you need to create a recording request. If you specify a time-frame for the request, it becomes active at the designated start time. If you do not specify a time-frame, it becomes active immediately. Capture begins when all of the criteria for an active request are met.

The Archive Recording - Monitor TCP/IP Requests screen contains a list of all active and inactive requests. This screen has two views. The left view displays the name of the archive recording request and its corresponding description (see the Archive Recording - Monitor TCP/IP Requests (Left View) screen). The right view displays the request owner, active sessions, total sessions, and the repository dataset (see the Archive Recording - Monitor TCP/IP Requests (Right View) screen). Press PF11 (Right) and PF10 (Left) to see all of the information available on the Archive Recording - Monitor TCP/IP Requests screen.

Archive Recording - Monitor TCP/IP Requests Screen (Left View)

  ---------------- Archive Recording - Monitor TCP/IP Requests ---- Row 1 of 11
 Command ===>                                                  Scroll ===> PAGE


 Line commands are: (C)ancel, (F)orce, (P)Stop, (R)estart, (D)isable,
                    (S)elect, (A)dd, (V)iew, (9)Switch Repositories
                                                                         MORE->


 S  Name      Description
 -  --------  -----------------------------------------------------------------
    CJYSOS    TEST TCPIP SOS
    NEWDEAN   THIS IS DEAN'S NEW ARCHIVE REQUEST
    DEANNEW2  THIS IS DEAN'S NEW NEW ARCHIVE REQUEST
    GODEAN   *Description of Vantage data
    DEANTEST  THIS IS A TEST OF THE TCP/IP ARCHIVE REQUEST
    DEAN05   *Another converted Vantage repository
    BGTCP006  CW06 TCP TEST
    CAJTEST  *Chris, adding Deans testing DCI ADD
    VANT-A   *VANTAGE HDATA/VDATA CASE A
    ALPHA     FIRST RUN OF TCP AUDITING
    SOSTEST  *ANOTHER TEST
 ******************************* BOTTOM OF DATA ********************************

Archive Recording - Monitor TCP/IP Requests Screen (Right View)

----------------- Archive Recording - Monitor TCP/IP Requests ---- Row 1 of 11
Command ===>                                                  Scroll ===> PAGE


Line commands are: (C)ancel, (F)orce, (P)Stop, (R)estart, (D)isable,
                   (S)elect, (A)dd, (V)iew, (9)Switch Repositories
                                                                      <-MORE
   Request   Active     Total   Repository
S  Owner    Sessions  Sessions  Dataset
-  -------  --------  --------  --------------------------------------------
   USRCXY0                      USRCXY0.SOSTEST1.#0000001
   USRDLP0                      USRDLP0.DEAN.NEW.ARCHIVE.REQUEST.#0000001
   USRDLP0                      USRDLP0.DEAN.NEW2.ARCHIVE.REQUEST.#0000001
   USRDLP0                     *USRDLP0.R780.VANTAGEA.#0000001
   USRDLP0                      USRDLP0.TCP.TEST.ARCHIVE.#0000001
   USRDLP0                     *USRDLP0.VANTAGEA.TEST.#0000001
   USRBAG0                      USRBAG0.HIPER.TCP6.REPOSIT.#0000001
   USRCAJ0                     *USRCAJ0.DCITEST.ARCHIVE.#0000001
   USRLYP0                     *USRLYP0.R780.VANTAGEA.#0000001
   USRSPS0                      USRSPS0.ALPHA.TCP.#0000001
   USRSPS0                     *USRSPS0.TESTSOS.TCP.#0000001
******************************* BOTTOM OF DATA ********************************


Warning

Important

  • The Archive Recording - Monitor TCP/IP Requests screen is only available to users who have GRADMIN (Global Recording Administrator) authority.
  • Refer to the online help for information about the primary commands that are valid on this screen.
  • Extremely large TCP/IP records may not be captured if the specified buffers are not large enough.
  • If Global Record abends, data may possibility be lost.
  • You can use the DCI to add any Archive request type (3270, MQ, TCP). See Using-the-Global-Recording-Batch-Interface for information and examples of how to use the DCI. DCI Archive Samples in the Sample Dataset have the prefix 'DCIADAxx'.
  • Depending on the task you want to perform, enter the appropriate line command in the Selection column and press Enter. The selection column is available on both the left and right view. See Description-of-Available-Archive-Recording-Line-Commands for a description of the line commands available on this screen.
  • Press Enter (after specifying a line command or entering a primary command on the command line) to proceed, or use the END command to return to the Archive Recording * Technology Selection screen.

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