HP XP P9500 Storage - Manual (Page 119)

Figure 74 Execute Panel Showing Canceled Operation
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Figure 75 Execute Panel Showing Error End
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Creating FCU Parameter Definition Files (Windows)
To create an FCU parameter definition file using the FCU GUI for Windows systems:
1. Start the FCU GUI for Windows systems (see “ Starting the FCU GUI ” on page 115). If you start
FCU from the DOS prompt, enter fcu (do not specify the -nc or param option).
2. When the FCU main panel opens, the title bar should display Untitled to indicate that a new
parameter definition file is open. If a file name is displayed instead of Untitled, use the File-New
command (
) to open a new parameter definition file.
3. If you plan to perform Data Exchange operations while you are creating the FCU parameter
definition file, open the Volume information panel (select View-Volume information…), and make
sure that the desired Data Exchange volumes are available. If not, FCU will not be able to perform
Data Exchange operations, but you can still create a new parameter definition file.
4. Enter the desired FCU initiation parameters for the first Data Exchange operation.
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Use the buttons to select the transfer direction (M to O or O to M).
• Enter the source and target datasets/files in the Mainframe File field (VSN:dataset), and/or
Open-system file field (/directory/…/filename).
• Open the Option panel using the View-Option… menu command ( ), and then select the
desired FCU options (code conversion, padding, delimiters, and so on). Do not select Con-
tinuous execution or Clear log file when creating a new FCU parameter definition file. Close
the Option panel when you are done.
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When the FCU initiation parameters are correct, select the Parameter-Save-Insert command ( )
to save the current parameter set in the new FCU parameter definition file. The status bar now
displays 1/1 to indicate that line one of one is now being displayed. If the Data Exchange volume
is available, you can perform the operation now by clicking Execute. If the Execute button is not
enabled, the parameter set has not been saved in the file.
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