Compaq ACMS for OpenVMS
Managing Applications

Contents

Preface
Preface	Preface
Part 1
Part 1	Managing the ACMS System and ACMS Applications
Chapter 1
1	Introduction to Application Management
1.1	ACMS Authorization Tools
1.2	Controlling ACMS Operations
1.3	Monitoring an ACMS System
1.4	Tuning an ACMS System
1.5	ACMS Application Management Tools
1.6	Learning to Manage an ACMS System
Chapter 2
2	Authorizing and Controlling Terminals
2.1	How DDU Works
2.2	How to Run DDU
2.3	Creating a DDU Definition
2.4	Copying DDU Definitions
2.5	Modifying DDU Definitions
2.5.1	Enabling Autologin Terminals
2.5.2	Using the /PRINTFILE Qualifier
2.6	Renaming Device Names in DDU Definitions
2.7	Removing DDU Definitions
2.8	DDU DEFAULT Definition
2.9	Displaying DDU Definitions
2.10	Defining ACMS-Controlled Terminals
2.11	Authorizing LAT Terminal Ports as Controlled Terminals
2.12	Controlling LAT Terminals
2.12.1	LAT Setup for an Applications Port
2.12.2	LAT Setup for a Dedicated Service Port
2.12.2.1	Setup of the Terminal Server Port
2.12.2.2	Creation of a Service
2.12.2.3	Creation of Dedicated Service Ports
2.12.2.4	Association of the Dedicated Service Port with the Desired Service
2.12.2.5	Terminal Setup
2.12.2.6	Using a Dedicated Service Port
2.13	Enabling Automatic User Sign-ins
2.14	Summary of DDU Commands and Qualifiers
Chapter 3
3	Authorizing Users
3.1	How UDU Works
3.2	How to Run UDU
3.3	Running UDU the First Time
3.4	Authorizing New Users
3.4.1	Authorizing Users with ADD, COPY, DEFAULT, and $ALL
3.4.2	Defining User Initial and Final Tasks
3.4.3	Defining the Initial Menu Display
3.4.4	Specifying a Language for a User
3.4.5	Specifying a Printfile for a User
3.4.6	Authorizing User Names as Agents
3.5	Working with Existing UDU Definitions
3.5.1	Looking at UDU Definitions with SHOW and LIST
3.5.2	Deleting UDU Definitions
3.5.3	Renaming UDU Definitions
3.6	Summary of UDU Commands and Qualifiers
Chapter 4
4	Authorizing Applications
4.1	How AAU Works
4.2	How to Run AAU
4.3	Before Authorizing Applications
4.4	Authorizing New Applications
4.4.1	Authorizing All Applications with $ALL
4.4.2	Authorizing Individual Applications
4.4.3	Authorizing Applications with /[NO]WILD_SUFFIX
4.5	Working with Existing AAU Authorizations
4.5.1	Looking at AAU Authorizations with SHOW and LIST
4.5.2	Deleting Authorizations from ACMSAAF.DAT
4.5.3	Renaming AAU Authorizations
4.6	Summary of AAU Commands and Qualifiers
Chapter 5
5	Creating and Managing Queues
5.1	How ACMSQUEMGR Works
5.2	How to Run ACMSQUEMGR
5.3	Managing Task Queues
5.3.1	Creating Task Queues
5.3.2	Setting the Characteristics of Task Queues
5.3.3	Modifying Task Queues
5.3.4	Deleting Task Queues
5.3.5	Displaying Task Queue Information
5.4	Managing Queued Task Elements
5.4.1	Setting the Characteristics of Queued Task Elements
5.4.2	Deleting Queued Task Elements
5.4.3	Displaying Queued Task Elements
5.5	Backing Up Task Queue Files Online
5.6	Summary of ACMSQUEMGR Commands and Qualifiers
Chapter 6
6	Using Distributed Forms Processing
6.1	What Is Distributed Forms Processing?
6.2	Preparing Your System for Distributed Forms Processing
6.2.1	Common Setup Tasks for Distributed Forms Processing
6.2.2	Actions Required on Submitter Nodes
6.2.3	Actions Required on Application Nodes
6.2.3.1	Assigning Individual Proxy Accounts
6.2.3.1.1	How ACMS Searches for a User's Proxy
6.2.3.1.2	Deciding Which Proxy to Use
6.2.3.1.3	Setting Up the ACMS Proxy File
6.2.3.1.4	Creating ACMS Proxies
6.2.3.1.5	Creating OpenVMS Proxies
6.2.3.2	Assigning a Default Submitter User Name Account
6.2.3.3	Assigning Proxy Accounts in an OpenVMS Cluster Environment
6.2.4	File Protection for Application and Form Files
6.3	Defining Application Specifications
6.3.1	Using Logical Names for Applications
6.3.2	Search Lists and Primitive Failover
6.3.3	Redirecting Users to Other Applications at Run Time
6.4	Distributed Operations ACMS Performs Automatically
6.4.1	Automatic File Distribution
6.4.2	ACMS Systemwide Cache Directory
6.5	Tailoring ACMS Distributed Forms Processing to Your Site
6.5.1	Manually Distributing Applications
6.5.2	Creating Agent-Specific Cache Directories
6.5.3	Accessing Remote Application Files
6.6	Managing and Caching DECforms Escape Routine Files
6.6.1	Making Escape Routines Available to the CP Agent
6.6.2	Privileged Agents that Execute Escape Routines