When a receipts are batched, they are stored in /m2/MF01/CLAIM499

When clicking on “Batch” -> Fast Claims, it then copies /m2/MF01/CLAIM499 to /src/APPS/ECONNECT/ARCHIVE/TS/CLAIM499_1.3101165443_20120131165507385. You will notice this filename is comprised of CLAIM499_[companynumber].ddmmhhmmss.yyyymmddhhmmssnnnn in gzip format.

The original /m2/MF01/CLAIM499 is renamed to /m2/MF01/oldCLAIM499.

The header of the file AA00000000 indicates start of each claim for company and the end is represented by ZA00000000 in the same file. Replace zeros with account number padded.

Note: When modifying claim file, use R in vi to replace instead of i to insert. It will void the length of the columns and cause all sorts of problems.

free			- lists available disk space
dfdb			- lists dbspaces on the system.  use ifxksh to initialize the ifx environment first
who -b			- displays last date system was rebooted
oslevel			- lists the version of the operating system
bootinfo -r 		- lists total amount of real memory installed (divide by 1024 to get MB)
startjs			- starts the job server
stopjs			- stops the job server
startvlink		- starts any interface link procedure incling Misys Vision/Optimum Charge Daemon
stopvlink		- stops any interface link procedure incling Misys Vision/Optimum Charge Daemon

Physical Volume

lspv			- lists harddisks on the system and the volume groups they are attached to
lspv -l hdisk#		- lists logical volumes on the file systems
mount			- displays currently mounted file systems
lspv physvolname	- displays information about the physical volume 'physvolname'
lspv -p physvolname	- lists physical partitions associated with this physical volume 'physvolname'
lsps -a			- lists paging space associated with physical volume  Note:  if Used=75%, you need memory

Volume Group

lsvg volgrpname		- lists details about the volume group (such as PP size, #free)
lsvg -p volgrpname	- displays name and status of physical volumes for volume group

Miscellaneous

lsdev -Cc memory	- lists all installed memory cards
lsdev -Cc adapter	- lists all interface cards installed on the system
date			- shows system date and time
errpt | more		- displays error log entries in a one-line-per-entry format
errpt -a		- displays error log in same format as the Utility menu option

Terminal

penable tty#		- directs UNIX to reset a "disabled" terminal
pdisable tty#		- takes terminal off-line, resets terminal settings

Spooler Commands

lptstat			- shows status of all spooled printers
lptstat -pSPxx		- shows status of a specified printer
qcan -pSPxx -xJOBx	- cancels JOB#
qcan -X			- cancels all print jobs
cancel JOB#		- cancels JOB#
stopsrc -s qdaemon	- stops qdaemon
startsrc -s qdaemon	- starts qdaemon
ps -ef | grep qdaemon	- checks to see if qdaemon is running
qmov -m SP## -8		- moves job #8 to SPxx
qmov -m SP## SP##	- moves all jobs from SP## to SP##
qmove -u userID -m SP##	- moves all jobs for userID to SP##
qhld 8			- puts job #8 on hold
qhld -P SP##		- puts all jobs for SP# on hold
qhld -r 8		- releases held job #8
qhld -r -P SP##		- releases all held jobs for SP##
qadm - USP##		- takes the specified queue to an up status
qadm -DSP##		- takes the specified queue to a down status

Printing and Viewing Files

lp SP## filename	- prints contents of file to a specific printer
cat filename | more	- prints contents of file to the screen one page at a time from the beginning of the file
more filename		- prints contents of file to the screen one page at a time
tail -# filename	- shows last # of lines of file
tail filename		- shows last 10 lines of file
printout filename	- Misys print command alias.  After typing this command, the system prompts to select a printer.