SNAX/APC Configuration and Management Manual

Objects for SNAX/APC
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TPI Object
session-id
is the name of the SESSION object. It is assigned by the SNAX/APC process and is
the name that uniquely identifies a session. It is an unsigned integer and it is entered
and displayed as a four-digit hexadecimal string. It is not necessary to have the %H
prefix for session-id because it will always be a hexadecimal integer.
Examples
The following are valid object names for the SESSION object:
$APC1.LU01.CICSLU62.LU62BIND.013A
$APC1.TDMLU001.CICSLU62.LU62BIND.0085
TPI Object
The TPI object type describes a local instance of a transaction program. The TPI can be
a Tandem process or a thread within a Tandem process. A TPI object can be created by
a transaction program issuing a Tandem TP-READY service verb, and can be deleted by
a transaction program issuing a TP-END service verb, an ABORT/STOP command, or a
file system CLOSE request.
Naming Conventions
The object name for the TPI object is tpi-id, and it has the following format:
$apc-process
is the name of the SNAX/APC process.
local-lu
is the name of the local LU.
tpn
is the name of the TPN.
tpi-id
is the name of the TPI object. It is assigned by the SNAX/APC process and is the
name that uniquely identifies a TP instance. It is an unsigned integer and is entered
and displayed as a four-digit hexadecimal string. It is not necessary to have the %H
prefix for tpi-id because it will always be a hexadecimal integer.
$apc-process.local-lu.tpn.tpi-id