Transfer CFT 3.2.2 Users Guide Add entire publication Select collection Cancel Create a New Collection Set as my default collection Cancel This topic and sub-topics have been added to MyDocs. Ok No Collection has been selected. --> Query internal Transfer CFT components This topic describes how to use the MQUERY command to query the various Transfer CFT components. You might use this command to check transfers that should have started but are blocked, check a scheduled job that has not started, or to provide information when troubleshooting performance issues as shown in the examples below. The MQUERY command sends the requested internal information to display in the log. Syntax OBJECT = CACHE or SYSTEM [ OBJECT = { CACHE | SYSTEM | STATS | PROBE } ] [ CMD = { string }] [ CONTENT = { BRIEF | FULL | STAT } ] [ NAME = { CAT | COMMAND | CRON | STAT } ] OBJECT = STATS or PROBE [ OBJECT = { CACHE | SYSTEM | STATS | PROBE } ] [ CMD = { string }] [ CONTENT = { XMLBRIEF | XMLFULL | RAW } ] [ NAME = { CAT | COMMAND | CRON | STAT } ] Parameter Description OBJECT Options: CACHE | SYSTEM | STATS | PROBE NAME The options available for the NAME depend on the type of OBJECT to be queried. If the object = cache (default) then the name can be set to: CAT: Query of the catalog cache COMMAND: Query of the command cache CRON: Query the Transfer CFT CRON cache CONTENT If OBJECT=CACHE then you can select from the following values: BRIEF| FULL | STAT - or - XMLBRIEF| XMLFULL | RAW Examples Querying the catalog cache Use this command to check that transfers are not blocked by, for example, a time_locked or partner_locked issues. MQUERY NAME=CAT,CONTENT=FULL listlog =========================== TRANSFERS ====================================== pri minTime minDate reqTime reqDate cat_blk part ============================================================================ Transfers_Non_Ready : 0 Transfers_Ready : 0 ( 0 Partners ) Transfers_Time__Locked : 2 ( 1 Partners ) 128 11:49:12 TODAY 11:49:12 TODAY 1780 PART1 128 11:49:14 TODAY 11:49:31 TODAY 1781 PART1 Transfers_State_Locked : 0 ( 0 Partners ) ======================== PARTNERS ===================================== name count state locked diag diagp minTime minDate ======================================================================= Partners : 1 PART1 2 TLCK 2 302 L 02 045 11:55:38 TODAY Partners_Ready : 0 Partners_Time__Locked : 1 PART1 2 TLCK 2 302 L 02 045 11:55:38 TODAY Partners_State_Locked : 0 MQUERY Treated for USER AXWAY\ls Querying the command cache Check scheduled internal commands, more specifically the switch and purge commands such as checking the time that the activity occurs. MQUERY NAME=COMMAND,CONTENT=FULL listlog CFTI24I *** 3 COMMAND(S) INTO CACHE CFTI24I *** DATE=28/01/2013 TIME= 18:48:00.00 SWITCH LOG CFTI24I *** DATE=29/01/2013 TIME= 00:05:00.00 PURGE CFTI24I *** DATE=29/01/2013 TIME= 10:57:00.00 SWITCH ACCNT - CFTR12I MQUERY Treated for USER userid Displaying internal technical statistics for advanced diagnostic purposes You can use this command when troubleshooting issues, and provide this output when contacting Axway support. One example is if you encounter an issue with memory usage. MQUERY OBJECT=STATS Output raw data to troubleshoot performance This command provides statistical information, for example to troubleshoot performance issues, when contacting Axway support. MQUERY OBJECT=PROBE, CONTENT=RAW Related Links
Query internal Transfer CFT components This topic describes how to use the MQUERY command to query the various Transfer CFT components. You might use this command to check transfers that should have started but are blocked, check a scheduled job that has not started, or to provide information when troubleshooting performance issues as shown in the examples below. The MQUERY command sends the requested internal information to display in the log. Syntax OBJECT = CACHE or SYSTEM [ OBJECT = { CACHE | SYSTEM | STATS | PROBE } ] [ CMD = { string }] [ CONTENT = { BRIEF | FULL | STAT } ] [ NAME = { CAT | COMMAND | CRON | STAT } ] OBJECT = STATS or PROBE [ OBJECT = { CACHE | SYSTEM | STATS | PROBE } ] [ CMD = { string }] [ CONTENT = { XMLBRIEF | XMLFULL | RAW } ] [ NAME = { CAT | COMMAND | CRON | STAT } ] Parameter Description OBJECT Options: CACHE | SYSTEM | STATS | PROBE NAME The options available for the NAME depend on the type of OBJECT to be queried. If the object = cache (default) then the name can be set to: CAT: Query of the catalog cache COMMAND: Query of the command cache CRON: Query the Transfer CFT CRON cache CONTENT If OBJECT=CACHE then you can select from the following values: BRIEF| FULL | STAT - or - XMLBRIEF| XMLFULL | RAW Examples Querying the catalog cache Use this command to check that transfers are not blocked by, for example, a time_locked or partner_locked issues. MQUERY NAME=CAT,CONTENT=FULL listlog =========================== TRANSFERS ====================================== pri minTime minDate reqTime reqDate cat_blk part ============================================================================ Transfers_Non_Ready : 0 Transfers_Ready : 0 ( 0 Partners ) Transfers_Time__Locked : 2 ( 1 Partners ) 128 11:49:12 TODAY 11:49:12 TODAY 1780 PART1 128 11:49:14 TODAY 11:49:31 TODAY 1781 PART1 Transfers_State_Locked : 0 ( 0 Partners ) ======================== PARTNERS ===================================== name count state locked diag diagp minTime minDate ======================================================================= Partners : 1 PART1 2 TLCK 2 302 L 02 045 11:55:38 TODAY Partners_Ready : 0 Partners_Time__Locked : 1 PART1 2 TLCK 2 302 L 02 045 11:55:38 TODAY Partners_State_Locked : 0 MQUERY Treated for USER AXWAY\ls Querying the command cache Check scheduled internal commands, more specifically the switch and purge commands such as checking the time that the activity occurs. MQUERY NAME=COMMAND,CONTENT=FULL listlog CFTI24I *** 3 COMMAND(S) INTO CACHE CFTI24I *** DATE=28/01/2013 TIME= 18:48:00.00 SWITCH LOG CFTI24I *** DATE=29/01/2013 TIME= 00:05:00.00 PURGE CFTI24I *** DATE=29/01/2013 TIME= 10:57:00.00 SWITCH ACCNT - CFTR12I MQUERY Treated for USER userid Displaying internal technical statistics for advanced diagnostic purposes You can use this command when troubleshooting issues, and provide this output when contacting Axway support. One example is if you encounter an issue with memory usage. MQUERY OBJECT=STATS Output raw data to troubleshoot performance This command provides statistical information, for example to troubleshoot performance issues, when contacting Axway support. MQUERY OBJECT=PROBE, CONTENT=RAW