Pathway/XM System Management Manual

PXMCFG Statements and PXMCHK Utility
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SET TERM
IOPROTOCOL { 0 | 1 }
specifies the protocol the TCP follows when a SCREEN COBOL SEND
MESSAGE statement completes with a timeout or an unsolicited message.
If you omit this attribute, the default is 0.
LIKE term-name
sets the attribute values for the TERM object to those of a previously added TERM
object.
PRINTER
specifies the printer to be used for the SCREEN COBOL PRINT SCREEN verb.
An attached printer either physically plugs into the terminal (for example, a
T16- 6520 or T16-6530 terminal) or connects to the same line controller (for
example, an IBM 3270 compatible terminal using AM3270) as the terminal on
which the SCREEN COBOL program runs.
file-name
specifies the file name for the print device. You usually use file-name when
the printer is not attached or when multiple attached printers are connected to a
line controller. This attribute overrides the current value configured for the
PRINTER attribute.
Defaults for file name expansion are based on the values of the SYSTEM and
DEFAULT attributes of the associated NODE object.
The specified file name is expanded and then placed in the SCREEN COBOL
special register TERMINAL-PRINTER when the program starts running on a
terminal. While a screen program runs, it can modify the file name in its
TERMINAL-PRINTER register and then use the new file name.
If you omit file-name, the SCREEN COBOL TERMINAL-PRINTER
special register is set to SPACES (that is, ASCII blanks).
If a printer is not attached, the SCREEN COBOL verb PRINT-SCREEN obtains
the printer’s file name from the special register TERMINAL-PRINTER.
0 Directs a TCP to issue a CANCEL procedure to cancel a SEND
MESSAGE I/O. The I/O is cancelled because an unsolicited message
arrives or a SEND MESSAGE TIMEOUT occurs.
1 Directs a TCP to use a CONTROL-26 protocol to cancel a SEND
MESSAGE I/O. The I/O is cancelled because an unsolicited message
arrives or a SEND MESSAGE TIMEOUT occurs.