Exchange/SNA Manual

SET Command
Exchange/SNA Commands
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If you omit this parameter, the STOP command sends a single record to the
host. For SNAX/XF, Exchange/SNA sends a character-coded record that
contains the command LOGOFF and is padded with blanks to a length of 80
bytes. For SNAX/CDF, the default record is a field-formatted TERM-SELF
command with no parameters specified.
LOGON filename
names a file that is sent to the host when the CONNECT command that starts
the line server is executed.
If you are using SNAX/XF, Exchange/SNA does not parse the contents of the
specified file. The contents of filename are put into a USS-character coded
record; you are responsible for ensuring that the contents are in the form
expected by the host.
If you are using SNAX/CDF, Exchange/SNA examines the specified file and
builds a field-formatted INIT-SELF command to send to the host. The file
named by filename must contain a LOGON command of the following
form:
LOGON APPLID( name1 ) [LOGMODE( name2 ) [DATA ( user-data )]]
In either case, the file you specify must exist and must have a record length of
80 bytes or less. It can be any type of file supported by the Guardian 90
operating system, such as a disk file, a magnetic tape file, a device file (such as
a terminal), or another process.
If you omit the volume name, your current default volume is used. If you
omit both the volume and subvolume names, your current default volume and
subvolume are used.
NA[ME] [\ system .]$ name
specifies the name of the Exchange/SNA line server and, optionally, the
system on which it resides. If you specify the name of an existing line server,
the next CONNECT command establishes a connection with that line server.
If you specify the name of a nonexistent line server, the next CONNECT
command starts a new line server with the specified name.
name
can be from one to five alphanumeric characters, the first of which must be
a letter. If system is also specified, name can be no longer than four
characters.