Control whether the DIRECTORY command shows the channel queue directory tree or the queue cache database.

Syntax

VIEW type

Command Qualifiers	Defaults
None.	None.

Parameters

type

The type of view to use: DIRECTORY_TREE or DATABASE

Description

The DIRECTORY command produces its listing by looking at either the actual channel queue directory tree on disk, or by looking at the queue cache database. The VIEW command controls which is used. By default, the view is the channel queue directory tree. Issue the command,

qm.maint> VIEW DATABASE qm.maint>

to switch to viewing the queue cache database. The command

qm.maint> VIEW DIRECTORY_TREE qm.maint>

will switch you back to viewing the channel queue directory tree. Issuing the VIEW command without any parameter will restore the default behavior and is thus equivalent to the VIEW DIRECTORY_TREE command.

31.2.2 TEST/X400: X.400 and Message Router Address and File Testing Utility

To invoke PMDF TEST/X400 in its default mode (testing of X.400-1988 addresses), issue the DCL command

$ PMDF TEST/X400

Note that while various options may be set within PMDF TEST/X400 after it is invoked, to test PMDF-MB400 channel address transformations---or to test PMDF-MR MRIF channel address transformations---it is necessary to invoke the utility with the proper qualifier, e.g.,

$ PMDF TEST/X400/MB400

or

$ PMDF TEST/X400/MRIF

respectively. While it is possible to switch between X.400 and Message Router address transformations after invoking PMDF TEST/X400, the use of the special PMDF-MB400 or PMDF-MR MRIF channel address transformation databases is only triggered when the respective qualifier was originally specified on the command line.

Use the EXIT or QUIT command to exit PMDF TEST/X400.

The remainder of this section describes invocation qualifiers and commands accepted by PMDF TEST/X400.