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Command
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Description
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Command Type
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GenerateWSDL
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Generates a WSDL for a real-time data service or a real-time process service, or for
an entire directory
including all associated subdirectories. You can pass service names or a single directory
name but both cannot be used together in the command. Using a service and directory
name together will result in an error. The DataFlux Data Management Server can generate
multiple WSDLs within a request and will not stop if an error occurs. To review the
responses that result from the use of this command, see Response from the GenerateWSDL Command.
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GetServerVersion
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Returns the server version
and the versions of the installed reference data, the repository,
and some of the libraries. Also returns date and time elements.
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Single version command
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ArchitectServiceParam
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Returns the input and
output fields of a real-time data service.
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Data services command
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ArchitectService
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Runs a real-time data
service. The timeout integer
element specifies the number of seconds to allow a real-time data
service to run before it is stopped by the server. If the timeout element
is omitted from the request, or if the value is 0, then the real-time
data service will not be stopped by server.
Note: The actual duration of a
real-time data service can vary depending on the rounding-up of fractional timeout values.
For example, a timeout value
of 1.5 is rounded up to an actual duration of 2 seconds.
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Data services command
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ArchitectServicePreload
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Starts the requested
number of processes, and loads into those processes the specified
real-time data services. For information about preloading services, see Configure the Server to Pre-load Services.
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Data services command
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ArchitectServiceUnload
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Terminates the process
that is running the specified real-time data or process service. For
further information,
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Data services command
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LoadedObjectList
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Returns a list of running
real-time data service processes, along with the name of the loaded
service job for each process.
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Data services command
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MaxNumJobs
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Sets the maximum number
of concurrent processes that can run real-time data services. This
is a run time setting only and has no effect on the value of the configuration
option in the dmserver.cfg file. To learn about configuration options, see Configuration Options Reference for dmserver.cfg.
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Data services command
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WorkFlowJobParams
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Returns the inputs and
outputs of either a real-time process service or a batch job.
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Process services command
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WorkFlowService
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Runs a real-time process
service.
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Process services command
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UnloadProcesses
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Kills all idle dfwfproc processes and subsequent busy dfwfproc processes once they become idle. The DFWFPROC
processes run real-time process services and batch jobs.
This command is run
by DataFlux Data Management Studio when you select Unload
Idle Processes for a given instance of DataFlux Data
Management Server.
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Process services command
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RunArchitectJob
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Runs a batch job.
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Batch and profile jobs
commands
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RunProfileJob
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Batch and profile jobs
commands
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TerminateJob
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Terminates a running
batch job or profile job. The client can still retrieve the status,
log, and statistics file (if one exists) after the job has been terminated.
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Batch and profile jobs
commands
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JobStatus
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Returns status information
for one or more batch jobs or profile jobs. Applies to jobs that are
running or that have already finished.
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Batch and profile jobs
commands
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JobLog
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Returns the log file
and statistics file (if one exists) for a batch job or profile job.
Applies only to already finished jobs.
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Batch and profile jobs
commands
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DeleteJobLog
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Deletes the job log,
statistics file (if one exists), and all history for a given job run.
Applies only to already finished jobs.
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Batch and profile jobs
commands
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ObjectList
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Retrieves a list of
available objects of a specified type (data services, process services,
batch jobs, or profile jobs).
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Object files commands
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PostObject
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Uploads an object of
a specified type. If an object of that type with the same name and
path already exists, an error is returned.
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Object files commands
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ObjFile
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Downloads an object
of a specified type.
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Object files commands
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DeleteObject
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Deletes an existing
object of a specified type.
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Object files commands
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ListAccounts
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Returns a list of user
and group IDs with explicitly configured server commands permissions
(which are included).
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Security commands
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SetPermissions
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Sets server command
permissions for a user or group ID.
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Security commands
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DeleteAccount
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Deletes server command
permissions for a user or group ID.
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Security commands
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SetACL
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Sets an access control list (ACL) for an object (data service, process service, or batch job).
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Security commands
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GetACL
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Retrieves an ACL for an object.
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Security commands
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Configuration Option
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Description
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DMSERVER/SOAP/WSDL
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Specify a value of YES to load existing WSDLs when you start the DataFlux Data Management
Server. Specifying YES also enables the server to recognize other WSDL configuration
options and respond to client requests for WSDL-based jobs and services.
The default value NO specifies that no existing WSDLs are loaded at start-up, no new
WSDLs are generated, client requests to run WSDL-based jobs and services are ignored,
and other WSDL configuration options are ignored.
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DMSERVER/SOAP/WSDL/GEN
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Allows or denies the
server the ability to generate run-time WSDLs. Valid option values
are NO, SINGLE, or MULTIPLE.
The default value NO
specifies that the only WSDLs that can be used to respond to client
requests are those that are loaded when you start the DataFlux Data
Management Server. Errors are generated in response to requests to
the GenerateWSDL command or the PostObject command.
The value SINGLE enables the generation of a single WSDL for each instance of GenerateWSDL
or PostObject.
The value MULTIPLE enables the generation of multiple WSDLs, for SOAP commands that
apply to multiple job files or directories of jobs.
Note that WSDL generation can be a time-consuming and resource-intensive process.
Also note that
erroneous requests to generate multiple WSDLs can cause a severe degradation in server
performance.
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DMSERVER/SOAP/WSDL/GEN_ON_GET
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Allows or denies WSDL generation as part of an HTTP getWSDL request.
The default value NO indicates that an error is returned if the WSDL does not exist,
or if the mod.time stamp in the WSDL differs from the mod.time stamp
in the service job file. The different mod.time values indicate that the WSDL has
been updated on the server, but not on the client.
The value YES indicates that the server does not return an error message if the WSDL
does not exist or if the mod.time stamps differ. Instead, the server attempts to
generate the latest WSDL. If successful, the server returns the new WSDL to the client.
This option is valid only when the value of DMSERVER/SOAP/WSDL/GEN is SINGLE or MULTIPLE.
If the value of DMSERVER/SOAP/WSDL/GEN is NO, then the
GEN_ON_GET option is ignored and WSDLs are not generated on HTTP getWSDL requests.
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DMSERVER/SOAP/WSDL/RUN_IGNORE_MTIME
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When the server receives an HTTP RunSVC request, this option determines whether the
client needs to be rebuilt in order to match an updated WSDL. A rebuild is indicated
when the mod.time stamp in the WSDL differs from the mod.time
stamp in the service job file.
The default value NO specifies not to ignore differences in mod.time values. When
the server detects a difference in mod.time values, the server returns to the client
the error message Job Has Changed. The client responds by requesting that the server
regenerate the WSDL and send the WSDL to the client. The client then rebuilds as directed
by the new
WSDL.
A value of YES indicates that the server will not compare mod.time values. The server
passes the RunSVC request directly to the service process for execution. This behavior
applies to service requests that are based on generic WSDL
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Error
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Description
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VersionMismatch
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Pertains to the SOAP Envelope element, which is the root element for all SOAP messages.
Indicates that
the recipient of a message did not recognize the namespace name of the Envelope element.
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MustUnderstand
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Indicates that the
recipient of an element child of the Header element had a
soap:mustUnderstand attribute
that was not understood by the recipient.
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SOAP-ENV:Client
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Indicates that the SOAP message did not contain all of the information that is required
by the recipient.
This could mean that something was missing from inside the Body element. Equally,
an expected extension inside the Header element could have been missing. In either
case, the sender should not resend the message without correcting the problem.
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SOAP-ENV:Server
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Indicates that the recipient
of the message was unable to process the message because of a server
problem. The message contents are not at fault. Instead, a resource
was unavailable or process logic failed.
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