RSC/MP 7.2 Programming Manual
API Option Definitions
HP NonStop Remote Server Call (RSC/MP) Programming Manual—522360-004
D-2
Options Listed Alphabetically
HOST_PROCESS_NAME The name of the TDP process associated with a
connection. The application must issue the RscGetOption
call on the options structure used in a successful
RscConnect call. The process name is returned as a
NULL-terminated string in this format:
\
system.$process
HOST_TERM_NAME The name of the TERM object associated with a
connection. The application must issue the RscGetOption
call on the options structure used in a successful
RscConnect call. The value returned matches the value of
the TERM_NAME option.
INITIAL_NAME The default SCREEN COBOL PROGRAM-ID name for
IDS sessions on this terminal. It must be a valid SCREEN
COBOL PROGRAM-ID contained within the TCLPROG
specified for the session. When specified, this value
overrides the IDSINITIAL attribute value in the TDP TERM
object. If this value is not supplied and the IDSINITIAL
attribute is not set, the default value, IDS-SAMPLE is
used.
MAX_INPUT_MSGS The maximum number of unsolicited messages that the
TCP queues for the Pathway/TS requester associated
with the TERM object. The value can be between 0 and
2045. Valid for IDS sessions only.
OPEN_COUNT Controls the nowaited I/O count used to directly open
Guardian processes using the
RSC_ST_INTERPROCESS session type. The TDP calls
the Guardian system OPEN procedure on the first
RscWrite or RscWriteRead to a process. Set this option
before the first RscWrite or RscWriteRead to a process so
the application can control the nowaited I/O portion of the
FLAGS parameter of the OPEN procedure call.
The value ranges from 1 to 15 inclusive. The default is 15.
This default value is too large for processes such as the
SPOOLER. See the
Guardian Procedure Calls Reference
Manual
for a description of the OPEN procedure call.
PASSWORD A password that identifies an RSC/MP application or
session to the ACS process.
Table D-1. Option Definitions (page2of5)
Option Definition