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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to PowerExchange Commands
  3. Adabas Log-Based ECCR Commands
  4. Batch VSAM ECCR Commands
  5. CICS/VSAM ECCR Commands
  6. Datacom Table-Based ECCR Commands
  7. DB2 for z/OS ECCR Commands
  8. IDMS Log-Based ECCR Commands
  9. IMS Synchronous ECCR Commands
  10. IMS Log-Based ECCR Commands
  11. PowerExchange Agent Commands
  12. PowerExchange Condense Commands
  13. PowerExchange Listener Commands
  14. PowerExchange Logger for MVS Commands
  15. PowerExchange Logger for Linux, UNIX, and Windows Commands
  16. pwxcmd Commands

Command Reference

Command Reference

DTLLSTSI Command

DTLLSTSI Command

Controls a PowerExchange Listener that you run as a Windows service. Use the dtllstsi program to perform the following tasks:
  • Create or delete a PowerExchange Listener service.
  • Stop or start a PowerExchange Listener service.
  • Query a PowerExchange Listener service to determine its status.
  • Display help information about the dtllstsi syntax.
    You can also start, test, and stop a PowerExchange Listener service from the Windows
    Start
    menu.
If you do not want to run the PowerExchange Listener as a Windows service, you can start it manually.

Syntax

On Windows, use the following command syntax:
dtllstsi
function
"
service_name
" ["
path
\dtllstnt.exe"] [
parms
] [-u "
user_id
/
password
"] [-q]

Parameter Descriptions

You can include the following parameters in the command:
function
Required. The function to perform. The options are:
  • add
    . Creates a new PowerExchange Listener service.
  • delete
    . Deletes an existing PowerExchange Listener service.
  • start
    . Starts a PowerExchange Listener service.
  • stop
    . Stops a PowerExchange Listener service.
  • query
    . Displays message PWX-00541 or PWX-00542, which indicates whether a specified PowerExchange Listener service is running or stopped.
  • help
    . Displays the dtllstsi syntax and briefly explains each parameter.
"
service_name
"
Required. User-defined name for a PowerExchange Listener service.
"
path
\dtllstnt.exe"
Optional, for the
add
function only. Full path to the service executable file for the PowerExchange Listener.
parms
Optional, for the
add
function only. PowerExchange Listener node names from the LISTENER statements in the dbmover.cfg file. If you define multiple LISTENER statements in dbmover.cfg, you can start multiple PowerExchange Listener services under a single Windows service.
-u "
user_id
/
password
"
Optional, for the
add
function only. User ID and password to require for running the PowerExchange Listener service.
-q
Optional. Suppresses the display of console messages and prompts.

Examples

  • Adding a Service
    . To add a new service named PowerExchange_Listener1 for which you require a user ID and password and suppress messages output, enter the following statement:
    dtllstsi add "PowerExchange_Listener1" "C:\Informatica\PowerExchange\dtllstnt.exe" node1 -u "joe/mypassword" -q
  • Deleting a Service
    .To remove the service named PowerExchange_Listener1 from the Windows system, enter the following statement:
    dtllstsi delete "PowerExchange_Listener1"
  • Starting a Service.
    To start the PowerExchange_Listener1 service, which you previously added, enter the following statement:
    dtllstsi start "PowerExchange_Listener1"
    You can also start a PowerExchange Listener service by clicking
    Start > Programs > Informatica PowerExchange > Start PowerExchange Listener
    .
  • Stopping a Service
    . To stop the PowerExchange_Listener1 service when it is running, enter the following statement:
    dtllstsi stop "PowerExchange_Listener1"
  • Querying a Service
    . To determine if the PowerExchange_Listener1 service is running, enter the following statement:
    dtllstsi query "PowerExchange_Listener1"
    If the PowerExchange_Listener1 service is not running, the following message is issued:
    PWX00542 Service "PowerExchange_Listener" STOPPED.

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