OSI/TS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/TS SCF Commands

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Wild card Support

Along with the object-name syntax, the following pages also describe wild card support.

The wild card characters are the question mark (?) and the asterisk (*). The question

mark denotes any single character; the asterisk denotes any number of characters. When

using wild cards, the first character of the name must be an alphabetic character, an

asterisk, or a question mark. The second, and any subsequent characters, can be any

alphabetic or numeric character, an asterisk, or a question mark. Wild card support is

also discussed in the considerations for each command.

null Object

Use the null object to obtain version information or to identify all objects supported by

the OSI/TS subsystem.

The object-name for the null object is tsp-process-name, and it has the following format:

$process-name

is the name of the TSP process as follows:

Local TSP process names can be up to 6 characters (the $ sign followed by 5

characters). For example:

$TSP15

$TSP10

Remote TSP process names can be up to 5 characters (the $ sign followed by 4

characters). For example:

$TSP1

$TSP5

If two or more TSP processes share the same X25AM line, the first 4 characters

after the $ sign are used by the TSP process to build the SU name and must be

Table 2-3. OSI/TS object-specs

Object

Type Object Name Object Name Format

null tsp-process-name $process-name

PROCESS tsp-process-name $process-name

ROUTE nsap-entry $process-

name.#NSAP.nsap-

address

SERVICE service-name $process-

name.#service-name

SU su-name $process-name.#su-

name