OSI/AS Programming Manual

Named Values
DDL Definitions
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ZAPS-VAL-NSP-xxx is the connection type value that is used within the
ZAPS-DDL-LL-ERROR-BUF structure.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-NSP-X25 VALUE 1.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-NSP-LAN VALUE 2.
ZAPS-VAL-NSP-X25 designates an X25AM connection.
ZAPS-VAL-NSP-LAN designates a TLAM connection.
ZAPS-VAL-PEXC-xxx is the reason code included in a provider exception report. It is
supplied by the service provider.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-PEXC-PROTOCOLERR VALUE 7.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-PEXC-NONSPECIFIC VALUE 8.
ZAPS-VAL-PEXC-PROTOCOLERR shows that the service provider has detected a
protocol error.
ZAPS-VAL-PEXC-NONSPECIFIC shows that the service provider has detected an
error but does not specify the type of error.
ZAPS-VAL-PRESENT. See ZAPS-DDL-ISPRESENT.
ZAPS-VAL-RESYNC-xxx is the resynchronization type. You specify a value when
you call APS_RESYNCREQ_ to request a resynchronization. If the remote application
requests a resynchronization, you obtain the resynchronization type by calling
APS_SYNC_GETPARAM_.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RESYNC-NOVALUE VALUE 0.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RESYNC-ABANDON VALUE 1.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RESYNC-RESTART VALUE 2.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RESYNC-SET VALUE 3.
ZAPS-VAL-RESYNC-NOVALUE shows that no value has been given.
ZAPS-VAL-RESYNC-ABANDON shows that the application is asking the service
provider to define a new synchronization point serial number and to resynchronize
the connection to that value.
ZAPS-VAL-RESYNC-RESTART shows that the application is asking the service
provider to resynchronize the connection to an earlier synchronization point.