Note on usage
Function: Display information on reason codes in the logging records
User group: FT user and FT administrator
The command has to be entered in the TSO command mode.
Functional description
You can have the meaning of the reason codes contained in the logging records displayed by the command FTHELP (RC in the output of the command FTSHWLOG in logging records).
Format
FTHELP |
<number 1..ffff> |
Description
<number 1..ffff>
Stands for a four-digit reason code as it appears in the logging record. Leading zeros can be omitted during input. In an FTAC logging record, the reason code 0000 means that an FTAC admission check has permitted the request. Any other reason code indicates the reason for rejection by FTAC.
The reason code 0000 in an FT logging record indicates that file transfer has terminated successfully. All reason codes other than 0000 indicate failure.
Example
A transfer code is rejected by the local system with the following error message:
FTR2046 OPENFT: Local transfer admission invalid.
The FTAC administrator uses the command FTSHWLOG (see "FTSHWLOG") to display the relevant FTAC logging record. This is what the output he/she receives looks like:
TYP LOGG-ID TIME RC PARTNER INITIATOR INIT USER-ADM FILENAME 2017-01-14 C 77 15:19:06 3003 >JUMBO USER001 USER001 ABC
The meaning of reason code 3003 can now be determined with the command FTHELP:
FTHELP 3003
3003: Request rejected. Invalid password
Thus, the request was rejected because an invalid password was specified.