FASP Process Language

Once the FASP parameters for both trading partners have been configured, you can override the default settings on a process by process basis to perform exception processing.

Optional Parameters

FASP Parameters:
  • FASP (Yes | No)
  • FASP POLICY (Values are the same as the FASP Local and Remote node record parameters)
  • FASP.FILESIZE.THRESHOLD (Values are the same as the FASP Local and Remote node record parameters)
  • FASP.BANDWIDTH (Values are the same as the FASP Local and Remote node record parameters)
FASP Parameters are applicable in three different contexts:
  • COPY statement - The four FASP parameters may be used individually or as a group within a COPY statement. This will set FASP values for the duration of that COPY statement and will not have any effect on statements within the submitted Process
  • PROCESS statement - The four FASP parameters may be used individually or as a group at the end of a PROCESS statement. This will set the FASP parameters for all of the COPY statements in the process
  • SUBMIT command - The four FASP parameters may be set individually or as a group at the end of a SUBMIT command. This will set the FASP parameters for all COPY statements in the process being submitted These settings will set FASP information for their relevant part of the scope, potentially overriding the Local Node settings, Remote Node settings and each other.

Examples

Copy statement example:
step01 copy
from
(
file = /tmp/exampleout
pnode
)
ckpt = 2M
compress extended
fasp=yes
fasp.policy=fixed
fasp.bandwidth=500M
fasp.filesize.threshold=10G
to
(
file = /tmp/examplein
snode
disp = rpl
)
Process statement example:
SAMPLE PROCESS    SNODE=WINVM-470
fasp=yes
fasp.policy=fixed
fasp.bandwidth=500M
fasp.filesize.threshold=10G
step01 copy
from
(
file = /tmp/exampleout
pnode
)
ckpt = 2M
compress extended
to
(
file = /tmp/examplein
snode
disp = rpl
)
PEND

Hierarchy Settings

The system uses the following hierarchy to process overrides:
  1. Remote node record overrides local node record.
  2. Process parameters override remote node record.
  3. Submit statement overrides the process parameters.
  4. Each Copy statement overrides the effective settings of the session established by the node settings, Process or Submit statements. The Copy statement override is effective only for the duration of the Copy step.