AM3270 and TR3271 Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Interface to AM3270 and TR3271
AM3270 and TR3271 Configuration and Management Manual—529993-001
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Examples of the DELETE Command
LINE line-name | SU su-name
designates the subdevices or the line whose subdevices are to be deleted. If you
omit line-name or su-name, SCF deletes the assumed object.
SUB ONLY
directs the command at a subordinate object.
ONLY specifies that only the subordinate objects are affected. You must use the
SUB ONLY keywords with lines and only with lines.
Examples of the DELETE Command
The following command deletes the subdevices on the line $AM3270 (but does not
delete the line itself):
DELETE LINE $AM3270, SUB ONLY
The following command deletes the subdevice $AM3270.#TERM1:
DELETE SU $AM3270.#TERM1
DISCONNECT Command
The DISCONNECT command breaks the connection between an AM3270 pass-
through subdevice and a TR3271 pass-through subdevice. Before the command is
issued, the specified objects must have been connected using the CONNECT
command. This is a sensitive command.
Considerations for the DISCONNECT Command
•
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.
•
Wild cards are not supported at the subdevice level.
•
There is no summary state change associated with the DISCONNECT command.
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.
DISCONNECT [ / OUT file-spec / ] [ SU su-name , su-name ]