SNAX/APC Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Commands for SNAX/APC
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INFO LU Command
MaxSession
displays the maximum number of sessions that the local LU can have. If the value
of MaxSession is 1, the local LU is treated as a single-session LU. If the value of
MaxSession is greater than 1, the local LU is treated as a parallel-session LU.
AutoStart
YES indicates that the local LU is started automatically during the SNAX/APC
process initialization. When SNAX/APC is started and a non-empty configuration
file is specified, all LUs referenced in the file and listed as AUTOSTART will be
automatically started.
NO indicates that the local LU is not started automatically during the SNAX/APC
process initialization, and the START LU command must be explicitly issued.
SNAXMaxRetryCount
specifies the maximum number of times that SNAX/APC will attempt to open the
underlying SNAX access method (such as SNAX/APN or SNAX/XF) after an error.
SNAXRetryCount
returns the number of times that SNAX/APC has attempted to open the underlying
SNAX access method (such as SNAX/APN or SNAX/XF). This value is 0 (zero)
when error recovery is not in progress.
SNAXRetryTimer
specifies the amount of time SNAX/APC waits before attempting to reopen the
underlying SNAX access method after an error occurs. The timer is displayed in the
format HH:MM:SS.CC, where HH represents hours, MM represents minutes,
SS represents seconds, and CC represents hundredth of a second. NONE will be
displayed if -1 was specified on an ADD LU or ALTER LU command, which
indicates that SNAX/APC will not perform automatic error recovery.
DYNAMICSUPPORT {YES|NO}
determines whether the LU supports the dynamic configuration of PTNR-LUs and
PTNR-MODEs. YES specifies that the local LU will support dynamic functions,
NO (the default) specifies that it does not support dynamic functions.
LOCAL-LU-SYNC2-SUPPORT { NONE | SYNCPT }
determines the values of the sync level support indicators (byte 24) in the BIND
request (if SNAX/APC is the primary LU) or in the BIND response (if SNAX/APC
is the secondary LU). NONE indicates that sync level support is not provided by the
local LU; SYNCPT indicates that it is.