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Selecting a Display Option

To display a list of file transfers from one or more categories.

Type a non‑blank character in front of each category (Inactive, Active, Completed) that you want information.

The Inactive and Completed categories also contain status group selections to further refine the selection of transfers to report on. Multiple status groups can be selected and will only be processed if the main category is also selected.

Inactive

• Held – select only transfers which are in Held status
• Suspended – select only transfers which are in Suspended status

Completed

• Successful – select only transfers which completed successfully
• File Error – select only transfers which terminated due to file errors
• Network Error – select only transfers which terminated due to network errors
• Logic Error – select only transfers which terminated due to logic errors
• Terminated – select only transfers which terminated for other conditions.

History Location

The location of the History Record can be limited to records that are still in the system queue (on z/OS systems this is the queue that maintains status of transfers that have not completed) or those that are in a database(for z/OS these are completed transfers). Type a non-blank character in front of each location (Queue, Database) that you want information from.

Note: Only completed transfer records that are returned from a distributed system queue can be deleted.

Default: Records from BOTH the Queue and from a database.

Example

To display a list of all file transfers that are yet to start and those that are already underway, place a non blank character in front of the file transfer categories Inactive and Active and in front of the history location queue (For more information, see the XCOM Transfer Request Display screen in this chapter.) The transfers appearing in the list include locally initiated, remotely initiated, indirect, and third party initiated file transfers.