Transfer CFT 3.6 Users Guide Save PDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content retrym CFTTCP [RETRYM = {12 | 0...32767 } ] Use this field to specify the maximum number of reconnection attempts. 12 (default value) any other value from 0 to 32767 If you enter 0 and if the initial connection fails, no further reconnection attempts are made. Retry concepts When specifying multiple hosts in CFTTCP and PROTs/SAPs in CFTPART, Transfer CFT first retries the host and then the PROT/SAP. For example, if RETRYN is set to 1 and there are two defined hosts and two PROTs/SAPs as shown here: CFTTCP ... HOST = ( 'IP1', 'IP2'), CFTPART ... PROT = ( 'PROT1', 'PROT2), SAP = ( 'SAP1', 'SAP2'), The retry order is as follows: IP1 SAP1 PROT1 (first host, first protocol) IP1 SAP1 PROT1 (retry) IP2 SAP1 PROT1 (second host, first protocol) IP2 SAP1 PROT1 (retry) IP1 SAP2 PROT2 (first host, second protocol) IP1 SAP2 PROT2 (retry) IP2 SAP2 PROT2 (second host, second protocol) IP2 SAP2 PROT2 (retry) Return to Command index Related Links
retrym CFTTCP [RETRYM = {12 | 0...32767 } ] Use this field to specify the maximum number of reconnection attempts. 12 (default value) any other value from 0 to 32767 If you enter 0 and if the initial connection fails, no further reconnection attempts are made. Retry concepts When specifying multiple hosts in CFTTCP and PROTs/SAPs in CFTPART, Transfer CFT first retries the host and then the PROT/SAP. For example, if RETRYN is set to 1 and there are two defined hosts and two PROTs/SAPs as shown here: CFTTCP ... HOST = ( 'IP1', 'IP2'), CFTPART ... PROT = ( 'PROT1', 'PROT2), SAP = ( 'SAP1', 'SAP2'), The retry order is as follows: IP1 SAP1 PROT1 (first host, first protocol) IP1 SAP1 PROT1 (retry) IP2 SAP1 PROT1 (second host, first protocol) IP2 SAP1 PROT1 (retry) IP1 SAP2 PROT2 (first host, second protocol) IP1 SAP2 PROT2 (retry) IP2 SAP2 PROT2 (second host, second protocol) IP2 SAP2 PROT2 (retry) Return to Command index