SNAX/APC Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Commands for SNAX/APC
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ABORT SESSION Command
PTNR-MODEs (#DEFAULT, #BATCH, #INTER, #BATCHSC, and #INTERSC) if the
command contains wild cards.
Considerations
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To abort the reserved PTNR-MODE object named SNASVCMG, specify the name
SNASVCMG in the command line, as follows:
-> ABORT PTNR-MODE SNASVCMG
Specifying a wild-card character or the SUB parameter with this command-object
pair has no effect on the reserved PTNR-MODE object named SNASVCMG.
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A PTNR-MODE object can be aborted while it is in the STARTING state, except
when it is waiting for its CNOS (INITIALIZE_SESSION_LIMIT) response from its
partner LU.
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Both the counters displayed in the CurrentMaxInRUSize and
CurrentMaxOutRUSize headings of the INFO PTNR-MODE are set to 0 after the
PTNR-MODE object is aborted.
Examples
-> ASSUME PROCESS $APC1
-> ABORT PTNR-MODE LU01.CICSLU62.LU62BIND
-> ASSUME PTNR-LU $APC1.LU01.CICSLU62
-> ABORT PTNR-MODE LU62BIND
-> ABORT PTNR-MODE $APC1.LU01.CICSLU62.LU62BIND
ABORT SESSION Command
The ABORT SESSION command deactivates the target session. As a result, the session
is removed from the SNAX/APC process, and the conversation using that session, if any,
is left in the DEALLOCATED state.
Considerations
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When the ABORT command is used with the SESSION object type, the object is
deleted as well as stopped.
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The ABORT SESSION command causes SNAX/APC to internally generate a
DEACTIVATE_SESSION Session Control verb (with TYPE equal to CLEANUP),
issued to the target session. As a result, an UNBIND SNA command is sent to the
partner LU.
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If you issue an ABORT SESSION command and a file system error occurs,
SNAX/APC closes the underlying access method and then tries to reopen it. If the
open fails, the parent LU and its subordinate PTNR-LU, PTNR-MODE, and TPN
objects are left in the STARTING state.
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The SUB parameter cannot be used with this command-object pair.