OSI/AS Programming Manual

Parameter Structures
DDL Definitions
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ZAPS-VAL-TOKEN-NOTAVAILABLE is used by the session service provider to show
that the token is not available on this connection. You use it for the same purpose in a
connect or resynchronize response.
ZAPS-VAL-TOKEN-OWNED has two uses. Use it in a connect request or connect
response to make the initial assignment of the token to your own application. Later,
the session service provider uses it to show that the token is owned by your
application.
ZAPS-VAL-TOKEN-NOTOWNED has two uses. Use it in a connect request or
connect response to make the initial assignment of the token to the remote application.
Later, the session service provider uses it to show that the token is owned by the
remote application. This value is also used by the service provider in the unusual
circumstance that the token is both owned and requested by the remote application.
ZAPS-DDL-WAITMODE shows whether a connection operates in wait or nowait
mode.
DEFINITION ZAPS-DDL-WAITMODE TYPE ZAPS-DDL-ENUM1.
The valid values are:
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-WAITED VALUE 0.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-NOWAITED VALUE 1.
ZAPS-VAL-WAITED shows that the connection operates in wait mode.
ZAPS-VAL-NOWAITED shows that the connection operates in nowait mode.
ZAPS-ERR-xxx indicates an error. For its values, see “Error Codes” and “Error
Subcodes” in Appendix B.