OSI/AS Management Programming Manual

ALTER ENTRY Command
Commands and Responses
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ZCOM-TKN-OBJNAME
is the name of the ENTRY to be altered. This token is required and can occur only
once.
Depending on the type of ENTRY specified in ZCOM-TKN-OBJNAME, you must
include one of the following tokens in the command:
ZOSI-MAP-ALTER-ENTRY-APPL to alter an application ENTRY
ZOSI-MAP-ALTER-ENTRY-NSAP to alter an NSAP ENTRY
ZOSI-MAP-ALTER-ENTRY-SNPA to alter an SNPA ENTRY
ZOSI-MAP-ALTER-ENTRY-TSEL to alter a TSEL ENTRY
ZOSI-MAP-ALTER-ENTRY-APPL
is an extensible structured token that alters the attributes of an application to the
OSI/AS subsystem’s MIB. ZOSI-DDL-ALTER-ENTRY-APPL contains the
following fields:
ZSERV-LEV
is reserved for Tandem internal use and must not be altered by your
application.
ZNSAP-LEN
is the length of the NSAP address specified in ZNSAP. The range of values is 0
through 20 bytes. For example, if your NSAP address is “ABC,” the ZNSAP
value is a two byte field “ABC0,” (it’s internally padded with a 0 to make an
even number of digits). ZNSAP-LEN field would be “2.” See the ZNSAP-
NIBBLE field for related information regarding the use of odd length NSAPs.
ZNSAP
is the NSAP address for the application being altered. For LAN networks , the
NSAP address must be an even number of hexadecimal digits. For X.25
networks, the NSAP address can be an even or odd number of hexadecimal
digits. If you supply an odd length NSAP value, the field is padded internally
to make an even number of bytes. For example, if your NSAP address is
“ABC,” you would enter ”ABC,” internally the number is represented as
“ABC0.” See the ZNSAP-LEN and ZNSAP-NIBBLE fields for related
information regarding the use of odd numbered NSAPs. NSAP addresses are
administered by a central addressing authority.
ZTSEL-LEN
is the length (in bytes) of the TSEL address in ZTSEL. The range of values is 0
through 32 bytes.