OSI/TS Configuration and Management Manual

NonStop Kernel File-System Interface
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Connection-Establishment Completion
Transit delay
User data
However, if the parameter field contains data that cannot be interpreted as one
of the above parameters, OSI/TS sends the remote peer a DR-TPDU and
completes your request by issuing file-system error 140.
Figure 7-12
shows the format to use if you want to accept the connection and
send data, but negotiate no parameters.
Figure 7-13
shows the format to use if you want to accept the connection
without specifying any parameters and without sending any data.
OSI/TS completes your request after building and transferring a CC-TPDU. If
the subdevice was opened in the nowait mode, you must complete the request
with an AWAITIO call. Completion signifies that the transport connection is
ready for data-transfer requests.
Connection-Establishment Completion
Table 7-6 shows completion codes for connection-establishment requests using
WRITE and WRITEREAD or CONTROL procedures.
Figure 7-12. WRITE Buffer: Accept Connection and Send Data
Figure 7-13. WRITE Buffer: Accept Connection, No Data
712CDT .CDD
Octet 1
Octet 0
Octet 2
000
0
0
MCW
Length Indicator = 0
User Data
Octet 3
Through
Octet n
1
713CDT .CDD
Octet 1
Octet 0
000
0
0
MCW
1