AM3270 and TR3271 Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Interface to AM3270 and TR3271

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Examples of the DELETE Command

The following command deletes the subdevices on the line $TR3271 (but does not

delete the line itself):

DELETE LINE $TR3271, SUB ONLY

The following command deletes the subdevice $TR3271.#TERM:

DELETE SU $TR3271.#TERM

DISCONNECT Command

The DISCONNECT command breaks the connection between a TR3271 pass-through

subdevice and an AM3270 pass-through subdevice. Before this command can be

issued, the specified objects must have been connected using the CONNECT

command. This is a sensitive command.

Considerations for the DISCONNECT Command

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The DISCONNECT command is not valid when a connect or another disconnect is

in progress. The connection cannot be broken unless both subdevices (TR3271

and AM3270) are in the STARTED summary state.

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There is no summary state change associated with the DISCONNECT command.

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Wild cards are not supported at the subdevice level.

Command Syntax for the DISCONNECT Command

The DISCONNECT command has the following syntax:

OUT file-spec

causes any SCF output generated for this command to be directed to the specified

file.

SU su-name, su-name

designates the subdevices to be disconnected. If you omit su-name, SCF

disconnects the assumed object.

Examples of the DISCONNECT Command

The following command disconnects a TR3271 subdevice from a remote AM3270

subdevice:

DISCONNECT SU $TR3271.#TERM0,\CS5.$AM3270.#TERM0

DISCONNECT [ / OUT file-spec / ] [ SU su-name , su-name ]