OSI/FTAM Programming Reference Manual

FTM Procedures
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FTM_FILE_CLOSE_CNF_
conveys information on the costs attributed to the account in the regime being
released. The charging parameter is present only if you provided the account
parameter on the FTM_INITIALIZE_REQ_ call.
charging is a list of triples, each of which contains a resource identifier, a
charging unit, and a charge value. If the responder returns a resource identifier or
charging unit that is greater than 16 characters, the initiator passes only the first 16
characters to the application.
charging is an optional parameter.
diagnostic output
INT .EXT:ref:(ZFTM-DDL-DIAGNOSTIC)
provides information that qualifies the success or explains the failure of a
requested action. For a complete list of possible diagnostic values, see
Appendix C, ISO FTAM Diagnostic Messages.
diagnostic is an optional parameter.
Considerations
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To complete this procedure call successfully, you must have previously called the
FTM_FILE_CLOSE_REQ_, and the association must be in the file-open regime.
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Before calling FTM_FILE_CLOSE_CNF_, you must call the following procedures:
FTM_FILE_CLOSE_REQ_
APS_EVENT_RECEIVE_
APS_STATUS_
You call APS_EVENT_RECEIVE_ to receive the confirm event and
APS_STATUS_ to determine, via the APS_STATUS_ event-code parameter, the
proper confirm procedure to use to retrieve the data. You must receive the
ZFTM-VAL-EVT-FILECLOSE- CNF event before calling
FTM_FILE_CLOSE_CNF_.
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Receipt of the ZFTM-VAL-EVT-FILECLOSE-CNF event returns the association to
the FTAM regime.
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The diagnostic parameter contains a concatenation of diagnostic messages
returned by the remote responder in response to the FTAM primitives issued by the
FTM_FILE_CLOSE_REQ_ procedure.