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The show command displays information about the server. The command supports minimum recognition to make the first operand easier to enter. It also supports subcommands to detail which information is to be shown.
The show command is shown below:
Show <option>
The following sections describe the subcommands.
Extensions add components such as protocols to the server. Showing extensions lists the extensions that have been loaded and and errors that may have been found during the loading process. This is a diagnostic command and may be requested by iWay support.
Enter command'show extensions iwrdbhwm iwxalog iwxaq iwxbatch (Not licensed) iwxconfigservices
Displays information about flows that have executed under a channel (i.e. the contents of the flow cache) and flows that are available for execution by the flow command. The switch -sysonly can be used to avoid seeing the channel flows, and to only have system executable flows presented.
The server maintains resource pools for internal use. The pools command lists the pools currently in use, along with some usage information.
The server is configured with resource providers, offering centralized configurable control over resources such as keystores, namespaces, LDAP directory access, etc. The providers command lists which providers are currently being used; providers that have not ever been accessed for any purposes are not shown, even if configured.
Routes are used by the channels to direct the processing of incoming messages. The routes currently defined for each channel are shown by this command.
Special registers are variable (name/value) used throughout the server. Registers call into a hierarchy of definition, and come in several types. The manager has a set of registers available to all users in the server; each listener has its own registers, available to all message channels that it controls. The sregs command
Special Registers:
Global (manager):
iwayhome=[SYS] 'c:/iway61/'
engine=[SYS] 'base'
iwayconfig=[SYS] 'base'
doclocation=[SYS] 'config'
iway.serverfullhost=[SYS] 'beck-2.ibi.com'
console-master-port=[SYS] '9999'
locale=[SYS] 'en_us'
ibse-port=[CFG] '9000'
iwayversion=[SYS] '6.1.100.SM'
iwayworkdir=[SYS] 'c:/iway61/config/base'
iway.serverip=[SYS] '172.19.20.239'
iway.serverhost=[SYS] 'beck-2'
SOAP1:
protocol=[SYS] 'SOAP'
name=[SYS] 'SOAP1'
filein:
protocol=[SYS] 'FILE'
name=[SYS] 'filein'
Displays the values of the Java system variables. You can restrict the display to one or a set by entering the “starting value” for the variables to be shown.
The following display shows all variables that begin with user:
show sysvars user
Displays the values of the unique naming patterns currently in use. Show unique displays the following:
C:/fileout/test###.txt = 77 C:/outfiles/hippaout###.txt = 343
This means there are two unique naming patterns in use. The current setting value is shown above.
Note: Use set unique to reset values.
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