Distributed Name Service (DNS) Management Programming Manual

DNS Definitions
Common Definitions
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ZDNS-DDL-SSNUM
corresponds to the SSNUM attribute in DNSCOM. It has the following structure:
def ZDNS-DDL-SSNUM type ZSPI-DDL-INT.
Allowed Parameter Values:
In cases where fields of this type are optional, they can be left null (-32768). Otherwise,
fields of this type can contain any other integer.
Response Values:
On output, fields of this type have a nonnegative value.
ZDNS-DDL-SSOBJNAME
contains the name of a subsystem object. It has the following structure:
def ZDNS-DDL-SSOBJNAME.
02 Z-C1 type character 162 spi- null " ".
02 Z-s1 redefines z-c1.
03 Z-i type binary 16 occurs 81 times.
02 Z-b1 redefines z-c1 pic X occurs 32 times.
02 Z-fn redefines z-c1.
03 Z-fname type zspi-ddl-fname32.
03 Z-filler type character 130.
end.
Allowed Parameter Values:
In cases where fields of this type are optional, they may be left null (blank-filled).
When non-null, ZDNS-DDL-SSOBJNAME fields must contain a valid subsystem-
object name.
If the subsystem-object name is any form of a Guardian 90 file name, it must be
supplied as described under ZDNS-DDL-DNSFNAME, above. Otherwise, the name
must be left-justified and blank-filled. The name manager upshifts the contents of the
field using SHIFTSTRING.
Response Values:
On output, fields of this type contain subsystem object names. If the leading character
of the field is a backslash (\), the name is a Guardian 90 file name in DNS format
(ZDNS-DDL- DNSFNAME).