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Uninstalling Data Exchange on Windows

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Uninstalling Data Exchange on Windows To uninstall the Data Exchange software on a Windows host, depending on your version of Data Exchange, do one of the following: • To uninstall Data Exchange version 01-01-25 or later, use the Windows Add/Remove Programs utility. • To uninstall Data Exchange version 01-01-24 or earlier, delete the folder that contains the Data Exchange software components (fcu.exe, fal.obj, and dataset.h). NOTE: For Windows, if the Installed Directory has a directory name using a space character, enter the following: fal.dll falmt.dll Updating or uninstalling the FAL version when using File Exchange Code Converter Before updating only the FAL version, copy the File Exchange Code Converter library (UNIX: /usr/ lib/libuoc.*, Windows: target directory\uoc.dll) using an alias. Then, after uninstalling and re-installing FAL, restore this library. This is done because when the FAL is installed, the dummy library is copied which results in File Exchange Code Converter being unable to operate. If you missed this operation, install the File Exchange Code Converter again. For Windows, the option files for File Exchange Code Converter may be used. Perform the following operations before uninstallation. 1. Save with an alias for each target directory. 2. Copy the libfal.ver and libuoc.ver files in the C:\WINNT directory to the directory where it is saved. 3. When an updated file exists, copy the file from the backed-up directory after installation of FAL and File Exchange Code Converter. Entering the Data Exchange License Key Code The license key for Data Exchange is entered by command on the server system after Data Exchange has been installed. A license key is required for each server and for each different server type. Each key is associated with a specific storage system (defined by serial number). Using the ppkeyset Command to Enter the License Key For UNIX platforms, input the following command from the command line: • HP-UX: 32-bit: ppkeyset /usr/bin/fcunw /usr/bin/fcu /usr/lib/libfal.sl 64-bit: ppkeyset64 /usr/bin/fcunw64 /usr/lib/pa20_64/libfal64.sl 64 Preparing for Data Exchange Operations

Section	Page
HP StorageWorks P9000 Data Exchange User Guide	1
Contents	3
1 Overview of HP StorageWorks Data Exchange Software	13
2 About Data Exchange Operations	15
Components	15
Data Exchange Volume Types	17
AIX Installations	19
MSCS Installations	19
Windows Installations	19
FCU File Transfer Options	20
CC Option	20
PIPE Function	22
Using the PIPE function in UNIX Systems	23
Data Exchange Pipe Function Details	23
Pipe Function Time-Out Value	23
PAD Option	24
DEL Option	25
Emp) Option	25
RDW Option	25
VSE Option	26
FXmto Operations	26
FXmto with Fixed-Length Record Format	27
FXmto with Variable-Length Record Format	28
FXmto with Multiple Volume Datasets	30
FXotm Operations	31
FXotm with Fixed-Length Record Format	32
FXotm with Variable-Length Record Format	34
FXoto Operations	35
Host Access and I/O Contention	36
Bidirectional Data Transfer	37
AIX Shared Open Function	38
Retry Reserved-Volume Function	38
Supported OS and OS Versions	38
AIX Reserve Retry Function	39
Specifying the Environment Variables for the Retry Function	40
Output Retry Log Function	41
Errors	42
Get Detail Traces Function	42
(1) Check Sending File	44
(2) Set Mode of Making Copy Files	45
(3) Set Name of Traces	45
(4) Make Copy Files After Getting Information	45
(5) Check Information for Sending Files	46
(6) Output Traces of Record Size	46
(7) Output Traces (FCU Error Occurred)	46
(8) Output Core Dump	46
Interval Function for OtM Transfer Completion (Linux)	46
Environment Variable for Interval Time	48
Display Window for Interval Function	48
3 Preparing for Data Exchange Operations	49
System Requirements	49
64-bit Version FCU	50
VSE Requirements and Restrictions	50
Compiler Requirements	53
Maximum Data Size	54
Interoperability with HDLM	55
Installing and Configuring the Data Exchange Volumes	55
Installing the Data Exchange Software	60
Installing Data Exchange on UNIX-Based Platforms	60
32-Bit Data Exchange Software	60
64-Bit Data Exchange Software	62
Installing Data Exchange on Windows	62
Uninstalling the Data Exchange Software on UNIX-Based Platforms	63
Uninstalling Data Exchange on Windows	64
Updating or uninstalling the FAL version when using File Exchange Code Converter	64
Entering the Data Exchange License Key Code	64
Using the ppkeyset Command to Enter the License Key	64
Using the autoppkeyset Command to Enter the License Key	65
Creating FXoto Volumes Using the FMT Utility	66
Creating the Data Exchange Volume Definition Files	71
Verifying Mainframe Dataset Requirements	75
Allocating FXoto Intermediate Datasets	76
UNIX	77
Windows Systems	77
4 Using the Data Exchange Software	81
FCU for UNIX	81
FCU Version and Copyright Screen	81
File Conversion Utility Screen	83
File Menu Commands	84
Help Menu Commands	85
Error Information Screen	86
FCU for Windows	86
FCU Version and Copyright Dialog	86
File Conversion Utility Window	87
Volume Information Dialog	89
Mainframe File Information Dialog	90
Option Dialog	91
Parameter Line Dialog	92
Execute Dialogs	93
Error Information Dialog	94
Log Files	95
Format Utility for Windows	95
ALC Utility for Windows	100
5 Performing Data Exchange Operations	105
Performing File Transfer Operations—UNIX	105
Starting the FCU GUI for UNIX	106
Performing File Transfer Operations (UNIX)	107
Using the listvol Function (UNIX)	109
Creating FCU Parameter Definition Files (UNIX)	109
Creating Multiple Volume Definition Files (UNIX)	110
Using FCU from the Command Line (UNIX)	111
Performing File Transfer Operations—Windows	115
Starting the FCU GUI	115
Performing File Transfer Operations (Windows)	116
Creating FCU Parameter Definition Files (Windows)	119
Creating Multiple Volume Definition Files (Windows)	120
Using FCU from the Command Line (Windows)	121
6 Performing FAL Operations	123
FAL Requirements	123
FAL Functions	124
Converting Dataset Attribute Information	124
Opening a Dataset	124
Reading Data	125
Writing Data	126
Closing a Dataset	127
Acquiring Error Information	127
Acquiring Dataset Attributes	128
Acquiring Attribute Information for a Specific Dataset	128
Acquiring Attribute Information for Multiple Datasets	129
Converting DO and RF Information	131
Converting the Dataset Organization (DO) Type Value	131
Converting the RF Type Value	131
Using the FAL Functions	132
Multi-Thread Function	136
Information Storage Area	137
Open Dataset	138
Read Data	139
Write Data	140
Close Dataset	141
Free Information Stored Area	141
Initialize Target Record Pointer	142
Get Dataset Attribute Information	142
Get Specified Dataset Attribute Information	142
Get Multiple Dataset Attribute Information	143
Compiling	145
Error Information	146
FAL Usage Scenario	146
7 Troubleshooting	149
Troubleshooting	149
Error Codes and Messages	150
FCU Error Codes for UNIX	154
FCU Error Codes for Windows Systems	163
Calling HP Technical Support	169
8 Support and Other Resources	171
Related Documentation	171
Conventions for Storage Capacity Values	171
HP Technical Support	172
Subscription Service	172
HP Websites	172
Documentation Feedback	172
A EBCDIC-ASCII Code Conversion	173
Glossary	177

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Uninstalling Data Exchange on Windows

To uninstall the Data Exchange software on a Windows host, depending on your version of Data

Exchange, do one of the following:

•

To uninstall Data Exchange version 01-01-25 or later, use the Windows Add/Remove Programs

utility.

•

To uninstall Data Exchange version 01-01-24 or earlier, delete the folder that contains the Data

Exchange software components (

fcu.exe

fal.obj

, and

dataset.h

NOTE:

For Windows, if the

Installed Directory

has a directory name using a space character, enter the

following:

<license key> fal.dll falmt.dll

Updating or uninstalling the FAL version when using File Exchange Code

Converter

Before updating only the FAL version, copy the File Exchange Code Converter library (UNIX:

/usr/

lib/libuoc.

*, Windows: target

directory\uoc.dll

) using an alias. Then, after uninstalling

and re-installing FAL, restore this library.

This is done because when the FAL is installed, the dummy library is copied which results in File

Exchange Code Converter being unable to operate.

If you missed this operation, install the File Exchange Code Converter again.

For Windows, the option files for File Exchange Code Converter may be used. Perform the following

operations before uninstallation.

Save with an alias for each target directory.

Copy the

libfal.ver

and

libuoc.ver

files in the

C:\WINNT

directory to the directory where

it is saved.

When an updated file exists, copy the file from the backed-up directory after installation of FAL

and File Exchange Code Converter.

Entering the Data Exchange License Key Code

The license key for Data Exchange is entered by command on the server system after Data Exchange

has been installed. A license key is required for each server and for each different server type. Each

key is associated with a specific storage system (defined by serial number).

Using the ppkeyset Command to Enter the License Key

For UNIX platforms, input the following command from the command line:

•

HP-UX:

32-bit:

ppkeyset <License key> /usr/bin/fcunw /usr/bin/fcu /usr/lib/lib-

fal.sl

64-bit:

ppkeyset64 <License key> /usr/bin/fcunw64 /usr/lib/pa20_64/lib-

fal64.sl

Preparing for Data Exchange Operations