OSI/AS Configuration and Management Manual

Routine Management Tasks
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Deleting ENTRY Objects
The following command changes the TSEL associated with an APPL ENTRY object:
ALTER ENTRY $OSIM.#APPL.LOCAL1, TSEL 0013
In this case, applications that use APPL.LOCAL1 are always associated with
TSEL 0013.
Deleting ENTRY Objects
You can delete ENTRY objects from an OSI/AS subsystem anytime the OSI manager
process is started. Current connections are not affected.
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The following command deletes an SNPA ENTRY object:
DELETE ENTRY $OSIM.#SNPA.FE08000E000023
If you delete an SNPA ENTRY object, make sure that you delete or alter any NSAP
ENTRY objects associated with it.
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The following command deletes an NSAP ENTRY object:
DELETE ENTRY $OSIM.#NSAP.9A0001
If you delete an NSAP ENTRY object, make sure that none of your applications try
to use it. You may need to delete or alter APPL ENTRY objects that refer to the
deleted NSAP address, or you may need to inform application programmers that
they must take references to this NSAP address out of their APS procedure calls.
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The following command deletes a TSEL ENTRY object:
DELETE ENTRY $OSIM.#TSEL.0001
As with NSAP ENTRY objects, if you delete a TSEL ENTRY object, make sure that
none of your applications try to use it. You may need to delete or alter APPL
ENTRY objects that refer to the deleted TSEL identifier, or you may need to inform
application programmers that they must take references to this TSEL out of their
APS procedure calls.
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The following command deletes an APPL ENTRY object:
DELETE ENTRY $OSIM.#APPL.LOCAL1
Before deleting an APPL ENTRY object, you should verify that none of your
applications refer to it in their procedure calls.