OSI/AS Programming Manual
Named Values
DDL Definitions
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ZAPS-VAL-RESYNC-SET shows that the application is asking the service provider to
resynchronize to a given new value of the synchronization point serial number. In this
case, the responding application can specify a different value for the serial number; if
so, the responding application’s value prevails.
ZAPS-VAL-RLS-xxx shows the result of a release primitive.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RLS-NOVALUE VALUE 0.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RLS-ACCEPT VALUE 1.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RLS-NOTACCEPT VALUE 2.
ZAPS-VAL-RLS-NOVALUE shows that no value has been assigned.
ZAPS-VAL-RLS-ACCEPT shows that the responding application accepts the release.
This is effectively an acknowledgment of the release indication.
ZAPS-VAL-RLS-NOTACCEPT shows that the responding application rejects the
release. Note that this value is valid only if the negotiated release functional unit is in
use on the connection.
ZAPS-VAL-RLS-RSN-xxx, which applies to ACSE connections only, has two uses. In
an ACSE release request or indication, it shows the general level of urgency of the
release request. For an ACSE release response or confirm, it shows why the release is
accepted or rejected. The specific situations in which these reason codes are returned
are defined by the ACSE service user.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RLS-RSN-NOVALUE VALUE 0.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RLS-RSN-NORMAL VALUE 1.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RLS-RSN-URGENT VALUE 2.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RLS-RSN-UNFINISHED VALUE 3.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-RLS-RSN-USERDEF VALUE 4.
ZAPS-VAL-RLS-RSN-NOVALUE shows that there is no value.
ZAPS-VAL-RLS-RSN-NORMAL shows that the reason is normal. This value is used
for all ACSE release primitives.
ZAPS-VAL-RLS-RSN-URGENT shows that the reason is urgent. This value is used in
ACSE release requests and indications.
ZAPS-VAL-RLS-RSN-UNFINISHED shows that the reason is “not finished.” This
value is used for ACSE release response and confirm.
ZAPS-VAL-RLS-RSN-USERDEF shows that the reason is defined by the user. This
value is used for all ACSE release primitives.