Starting UTM tools via separate SDF commands

The commands for the UTM tools are stored in the SDF UTM application area.

The following commands are available:

START-CALLUTM 
START-KDCBTRC 
START-KDCCSYSL 
START-KDCDEF 
START-KDCDUMP 
START-KDCEVAL 
START-KDCMMOD 
START-KDCMON 
START-KDCMTXT 
START-KDCPMSM 
START-KDCPSYSL 
START-KDCUPD 
START-XATMIGEN

Shared parameters for all commands:

MONJV =
Specifies a job variable for monitoring the program run.
Default: *NONE

MONJV = *NONE
No monitor job variable is used.

CPU-LIMIT =
Maximum CPU time in seconds that the program may take at runtime.
Default: *JOB-REST

CPU-LIMIT = *JOB-REST
The remaining CPU time is to be used for the job.

CPU-LIMIT = <integer 1..32767 seconds>
Only the specified time is to be used

VERSION =
Product version of the tool that is to be started.

VERSION = *STD
The product version is not explicitly specified.
The product version is selected as follows:

1. The version previously defined with the /SELECT-PRODUCT-VERSION command.

2. The highest openUTM version installed with IMON.

Specify the version as follows:

<product-version> : Format mm.n<a<so>>

mm n a so

Main version 1..99 Revision version 0..9 Manual release A..Z (can be omitted) Correction state 00..99 (can be omitted)

As you are guided through the dialog, keep entering ? to keep this output, see also "Example 2".

You can display the installed openUTM versions as follows:

/SHOW-INSTALLATION-PATH INSTALLATION-UNIT=UTM(VERSION=*ALL), -

                        LOGICAL-IDENTIFIER=*NONE

Additional parameters for the START-CALLUTM command:

TRANSPORT-SYSTEM =
Specifies the transport system used by CALLUTM.
Default: *SOCKET

TRANSPORT-SYSTEM = *SOCKET
The SOCKET transport system is used.

TRANSPORT-SYSTEM = *CMX
The CMX transport system is used.

You can display the complete syntax using the following commands:

/START-SDF-A
//OPEN-SYNTAX-FILE $.SYSSDF.UTM. 070, MODE = *READ,TYPE=*SYSTEM
//SHOW OBJECT = *DOM(UTM),SIZE=*MAX,IMPL-INFO=*NO(LANGUAGE=D)
//END

Example 1

Calling the CALLUTM tool via a separate SDF command:

/START-CALLUTM?

 COMMAND  : START-CALLUTM
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 TRANSPORT-SYSTEM     = *SOCKET
 VERSION              = *STD
 MONJV                = *NONE
 CPU-LIMIT            = *JOB-REST
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 NEXT = *EXECUTE
 KEYS : F1=?   F3=*EXIT   F5=*REFRESH   F6=*EXIT-ALL   F9=REST-SDF-IN
        F11=*EXECUTE   F12=*CANCEL 

Example 2

Calling the KDCDEF tool via a separate SDF command:

/START-KDCDEF?

If you now enter “?” twice in the VERSION field then you will see the following output

 COMMAND  : START-KDCDEF
 OPERANDS : VERSION=*STD
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 VERSION              = *STD
                        *STD or product-version
                        product version for KDCDEF mm.r<u<so>>
                        Manual release u and Correction state so are optional
                        - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
                        <product-version> : format mm.r<u<so>>
                         mm : Main version 1..99
                         r : Revision version 0..9
                         u : Manual release A..Z
                         so : Correction state 00..99
 MONJV                = *NONE
 CPU-LIMIT            = *JOB-REST
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 NEXT = *EXECUTE 
 *EXECUTE"F3" / Next-cmd / *CONTINUE / *EXIT"K1" / *EXIT-ALL"F1" /     *TEST"F2"