SNAX/APC Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Commands for SNAX/APC
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ADD SESSION Command
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Since SNAX/APC is unable to find the upper limit of the underlying SNAX access
method (such as SNAX/APN, SNAX/XF, or SNAX/CDF) of an LU until the LU is
started, the DEFAULTMAXINRUSIZE and DEFAULTMAXOUTRUSIZE attributes
are not validated against the underlying SNAX access method. However if the
values of these attributes exceeds the upper limit of the underlying SNAX access
method, the CurrentMaxInRUSize and CurrentMaxOutRUSize counters (as shown
in the INFO PTNR-MODE detailed display) are set to the upper limit after the
PTNR-MODE is started. If the values of the DEFAULTMAXINRUSIZE and
DEFAULTMAXOUTRUSIZE attributes do not exceed the upper limit of the
underlying access method, the CurrentMaxInRUSize and CurrentMaxOutRUSize
counters are set to the values specified in the DEFAULTMAXINRUSIZE and
DEFAULTMAXOUTRUSIZE attributes when the PTNR-MODE object is started.
Examples
-> ASSUME PTNR-LU $APC1.LU01.CICSLU62
-> ADD PTNR-MODE LU62BIND, MODENAME LU62BIND, &
DEFAULTMAXSESSION 100, DEFAULTMINCONWINNER 20, &
DEFAULTMINCONLOSER 20, MAXAUTOACT 20, RCVWINDOW 7, &
SENDWINDOW 7
-> ADD PTNR-MODE $APC1.LU01.CICSLU62.LU62BIND, &
MODENAME LU62BIND, DEFAULTMAXSESSION 100, &
DEFAULTMINCONWINNER 20, DEFAULTMINCONLOSER 20, &
MAXAUTOACT 20, RCVWINDOW 7, SENDWINDOW 7
-> ASSUME PROCESS $APC1
-> ADD PTNR-MODE LU01.CICS001.CICSLU62, &
MODENAME CICSLU62, DEFAULTMAXSESSION 10, &
DEFAULTMINCONWINNER 3, DEFAULTMINCONLOSER 3, &
DEFAULTMAXINRUSIZE 4096, DEFAULTMAXOUTRUSIZE 4096, &
RCVWINDOW 7, SENDWINDOW 7
ADD SESSION Command
The ADD SESSION command activates an LU-LU session for a PTNR-MODE object.
Command Syntax
The ADD SESSION command has the following syntax:
Considerations
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The partner-mode option must be specified either in the ADD SESSION
command or in a previous ASSUME command.
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The asterisk (*) in the command syntax is required and refers to the session ID
associated with each session. Because the value for the session ID is assigned by the
system, it cannot be explicitly specified in the command; the asterisk is a place
ADD [ SESSION ] [ partner-mode.]*