SMF (FTP server) statement

Use the SMF statement to specify SMF recording options.

Syntax


>>-SMF--+-STD-----+--------------------------------------------><
        +-number--+   
        '-TYPE119-'

Parameters

STD

Indicates that all FTP server SMF records of type 118 are issued with the following subtypes:

APPEND - 70
DELETE - 71
LOGIN FAILURE - 72
RENAME - 73
RETRIEVE - 74
STORE - 75
STORE UNIQUE - 75

number

The SMF record subtype to be used for all FTP server records unless otherwise specified for a particular record subtype. The valid range is 1 - 255. There is no default value.

Restriction: This field applies to type 118 records only.

TYPE119

Indicates that all FTP server SMF records of type 119 are issued. Type 119 records have the following subtypes:

APPEND - 70
DELETE - 70
DAEMON CONFIGURATION -71
LOGIN FAILURE - 72
RENAME - 70
RETRIEVE - 70
STORE - 70
STORE UNIQUE - 70

Examples

To have all 118 FTP server records created with standard subtypes:

SMF STD

To have all type 119 FTP server records created:

SMF TYPE119

To have all type FTP server records of both types created with standard subtypes for type 118 records:

SMF STD
SMF TYPE119

To log all FTP records of type 119, as well as type 118 APPEND records:

SMF TYPE119
SMFAPPE 99

To log all FTP records of type 118 with standard subtypes, as well as type 119 DELETE and RENAME records:

SMF STD
SMFDEL  TYPE119
SMFREN  TYPE119

Usage notes

SMF statements for each record type (118 and 119) function independently of each other.
If the SMF statement is omitted, SMF recording occurs for only the events with a statement coded. For example, if SMF is omitted but an SMFAPPE statement is coded, only the APPEND command has SMF recording.
If the SMF statement is coded with a value of STD, all other SMF-related statements using type 118 records with a value coded (even if it is STD) are flagged with warning message EZYFT58 and their specifications are ignored. SMF STD means standard type 118 values and no other type 118 values are allowed.
For example, if SMF STD is specified, then specifying SMFAPPE STD is flagged with message EZYFT58 and is ignored.
If none of the SMF subtype statements are coded in the FTP.DATA data set, then no SMF records are written by the FTP server.
Records of type 118 and type 119 can both be requested; however, do not do this due to performance implications of writing both record types. Use type 119 records instead of type 118 records, as type 119 records generally use more standard formatting and provide more information.

SMF (FTP server) statement

Syntax

Parameters

Examples

Usage notes

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