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# Transmission manager
With Administrator option 3, the screen appears that allows managing transmissions.
We select the one we want to manage and the parameters of that session appear\\
* Transmission Options
* File format:
* R-Record: Files with fixed-length records, in this case 72.
* H-Hybrid: Files without record format, but segmented to the indicated length; this causes a download on the remote system of a file with fixed format of the specified length (in this case 72).
* B-Binary: Files without record format, they do not need a length.
* Transmit editran/G files (S/N):
Indicates whether the files defined in the editran/g profiles are used or not.
If we choose “S”, EditranGT will be used only as a sending date/time scheduler.
The “N” option allows choosing in the next option
* By Library/Directory:
Library containing the files to be sent.
* By creation date (Only for native AS/400 file systems):
The files in the library indicated in the previous field, created from the entered date onward, are transmitted.
* By authorized user (Only for native AS/400 file systems):
The files created by the user that was entered are transmitted.
* By authorization list (Only for native AS/400 file systems)
The files that have authorization from the entered authorization list are transmitted
* By name (wildcard \*) (Only for native AS/400 file systems):
Name of the file to be transmitted; \* is used as a wildcard when forming names.
* Timeout (hhmm):
Time interval between requests.
* No. of retries:
Number of times it will be retried.
* Timeout-Exc (hhmm):
Time interval between requests, if there are incidents.
* No. of retries-Exc:
Number of times the transmissions will be retried, in the event of incidents.
* Reception Options
* Timeout (hhmm):
Time interval between requests.
* No. of retries:
Number of times the transmissions will be retried.
* Timeout-Exc (hhmm):
Time interval between requests, if there are incidents.
* No. of retries-Exc:
Number of times the transmissions will be retried, in the event of incidents.
* Notify user:
A message is sent to the user we entered when the download of the received files finishes.
* Notify user list:
A message is sent to the list of users we entered when the download of the received files finishes.
* Message:
Text sent to the users indicated in the fields above.
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