XUA: How to do an XUA monitor

XUA: How to do an XUA monitor

1. Uncomment the MONITOR keyword in the UACONF file by editing the file and removing the ?!? from the first position in the line.  The modified
    line should look as follows:

      MONITOR $S.#XUA.MONITOR 

     Note:  If  your spooler does not have a collector called $S, then substitute a valid collector name for $S.

2. From a different TACL session (or GUI session), attempt a logon.  

3.  Stop the monitor by commenting out the MONITOR keyword in the UACONF file by adding the "!" character to the first position in the line.  This should be
     done as soon as possible following step 2,  as monitor dumps can generate large amounts of data. 

    ! MONITOR $S.#XUA.MONITOR (prefixing with !) 

4. After exiting the file,  do a XUA_SYNTAX_CHECK to verify that there are no syntax errors. 

        a. RUN $<vol>.XYGATEUA.XUA INSTALL     ($<vol> is the disk volume where XUA is installed)
    b. XUA_SYNTAX_CHECK

5. Bounce the XUA SEEP.  You must be SUPER.SUPER to execute this step

       a. XUA_SAFECOM_BOUNCE

 6. Send to XYPRO the monitor output generated at spooler location #XUA.MONITOR. 

            a. PERUSE
      b. LOC #XUA.MONITOR
      c. NUMCOL 512 (to avoid report truncation)
      d. LIST EDIT/OUT <filename>/ 1 /L  (This will list the spooler report to a disk file that can be
         downloaded and sent to XYPRO.

NOTE:  For step b, if the job number is known, "Jxxxx" may be substituted for "LOC #XUA.MONITOR" (where xxxx = the job number)

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