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Field
Default Completion
Using the RAAD Transaction
Description
If a Spooler Polling record does not contain completion information,
Spooler Polling uses the completion specification given here. There are
two types of completion processes:
•
NORMAL—The report was successfully processed by
Spooler Polling.
•
ABNORMAL—The report was not successfully processed.
Completion information is specified the same as that shown above for
the External Device Writer.
Poll Queues
This is a list of the RAAD queues that are to be polled. The list can
contain:
•
LST—VSE/POWER List Queue
•
PUN—VSE/POWER Punch Queue
•
RDR—VSE/POWER Reader Queue
•
SPL—RAAD Internal Spooling Queue
•
VML—VM List Queue
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VMP—VM Punch Queue
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VMR—VM Reader Queue
•
XMT—VSE/POWER Transmit Queue.
Spooler polling cannot be used for either the RAD (RAAD dataset) or
ARC (BIM-ARCHIVE) queues. You can remove a queue from the list
by either pressing ERASE-EOF or spacing out the relevant queue name.
To re-enable a queue, key in its three character ID on an empty slot. You
can use this field to temporarily suspend polling for a specific queue.
RAAD will not poll a queue unless it is enabled here. This feature is
useful in emergencies.
Cross-Partition Interface Customization
RAAD016D
Report Archive And Distribution System
11/20/03
Cross Partition Interface
07:57:10
Use TCP/IP: No (Yes/No) Port: 05050
Use VSE XPCC: Yes (Yes/No) Cross-Partition ID: CSIRAAD_
PF3:Quit 4:Return 5:Update
COPYRIGHT 2003, CONNECTIVITY SYSTEMS INC.
1.0A
When a character is entered in the “Cross Partition Interface Configure” field on the
System Configuration screen, you are presented with this screen. This screen is used to
control the execution of the Cross Partition component of RAAD.
RAAD recognizes two methods of communication between partitions: TCP/IP and
XPCC. You can select one or the other, or both. Selection is performed using a Yes/No
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