OSI/FTAM Programming Reference Manual

DDL Definitions
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ZFTM Structures
used at one time. The remaining fields in this structure identify the FADU according to
that method.
ZFIRSTLAST identifies the FADU as either of the following:
ZFTM-VAL-FADUID-FIRST specifies the first FADU after the root FADU.
ZFTM-VAL-FADUID-LAST specifies the last FADU.
ZRELATIVE identifies the relative position of the FADU as one of the following:
ZFTM-VAL-FADUID-PREVIOUS specifies the previous FADU.
ZFTM-VAL-FADUID-CURRENT specifies the current FADU.
ZFTM-VAL-FADUID-NEXT specifies the next FADU.
ZBEGINEND identifies the FADU as either of the following:
ZFTM-VAL-FADUID-BEGIN specifies the beginning of the first FADU.
ZFTM-VAL-FADUID-END specifies the end of the last FADU.
ZFADUNUMBER identifies the FADU by specifying how many FADUs it is removed
from the root FADU.
ZFTM-DDL-FILEAVLBLTY-ATTR
indicates the availability status of a file.
ZID indicates whether there is a ZFILEAVLBLTY attribute value. The ZID field of this
structure is not used in initiator requests and indications. ZID has two possible values:
ZFTM-VAL-ATTR-NOVALUE and ZFTM-VAL-ATTR-ISPRESENT.
ZFILEAVLBLTY indicates that file availability has either of the following values:
ZFTM-VAL-FILEAVLBLTY-IMMED indicates that a file is available for immediate
access.
ZFTM-VAL-FILEAVLBLTY-DEFRRD indicates that file access is delayed; for
example, the file might be stored on a demountable device.
DEFINITION ZFTM-DDL-FILEAVLBLTY-ATTR.
02 ZID TYPE ZAPS-DDL-ENUM1.
02 ZFILEAVLBLTY TYPE ZAPS-DDL-INT2.
END
Valid values for ZFILEAVLBLTY are:
CONSTANT ZFTM-VAL-FILEAVLBLTY-IMMED VALUE 0 TYPE BINARY 32.
CONSTANT ZFTM-VAL-FILEAVLBLTY-DEFRRD VALUE 1 TYPE BINARY 32.