TS/MP 2.5 Management Programming Manual
ZPWY-TKN-DEF-SCSTDIN
This token is the name of the OSS stdin (standard input) file used by the OSS servers in a server
class. This file is opened only for read operations.
token-type ZSPI-TYP-BYTESTRING.def ZPWY-TKN-DEF-SCSTDIN
The first two bytes of the string is the length of the pathname that follows, in bytes. The third byte
is the start of the pathname. The length cannot exceed 1023 bytes; the last character (character
1024) is reserved for a null.
If you do not assign a default directory to resolve relative OSS pathnames (using
ZPWY-TKN-DEF-SCCWD), then you must specify an absolute OSS pathname for the OSS stdin
file. Case is significant. For a discussion of OSS pathnames, see the TS/MP 2.5 System Management
Manual.
To reset the value for this token in an ALTER command, specify a string length of 0 in the first two
bytes of the string. If the token is not included in the command buffer, the current value is not
changed.
If the file specified does not exist, it is created. If you omit this attribute, a null string is sent to the
server process.
This token is returned in the response buffer of an INFO command only if a value is defined.
This field is valid for OSS server processes only.
ZPWY-TKN-DEF-SCSTDOUT
This token is the name of the OSS stdout (standard output) file to be used by the OSS servers in
this server class. This file is opened only for write operations.
token-type ZSPI-TYP-BYTESTRING.def ZPWY-TKN-DEF-SCSTDOUT
The first two bytes of the string is the length of the pathname that follows, in bytes. The third byte
is the start of the pathname. The length cannot exceed 1023 bytes; the last character (character
1024) is reserved for a null.
If you do not assign a default directory to resolve relative OSS pathnames (using
ZPWY-TKN-DEF-SCCWD), then you must specify an absolute OSS pathname for the OSS stdout
file. Case is significant. For a discussion of OSS pathnames, see the TS/MP 2.5 System Management
Manual.
To reset the value for this token in an ALTER command, specify a string length of 0 in the first two
bytes of the string. If the token is not included in the command buffer, the current value is not
changed.
If the file specified does not exist, it is created. Output is appended to the end of the file. If you
omit this attribute, a null string is sent to the server process.
This token is returned in the response buffer of an INFO command only if a value is defined.
This field is valid for OSS server processes only.
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