SNAX/APC Configuration and Management Manual

Configuring Network Resources for SNAX/APC
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Configuring a Local LU
(the default), the local LU is treated as a single-session LU (an LU that does not
support parallel sessions). If the value of MAXSESSION is greater than 1, the local
LU is treated as a parallel-session LU, and the TPN object named %06F1% and the
PTNR-MODE object named SNASVCMG are added automatically.
You can configure all 32 LUs to have MAXSESSION set to 1024, but no more than
1024 sessions are allowed to be active.
SNAXMAXRETRYCOUNT number
specifies the maximum number of times that SNAX/APC will attempt to open the
access method file after an error occurs. The valid values are from 0 through 32767.
The default value is zero (0), which specifies that no retry will be attempted.
If the specified number of attempts is reached without a successful open of the
SNAX access method, the SNAX/APC LU and its subordinate objects stay in the
STARTING state. SNAX/APC does not attempt to open the underlying SNAX
access method again until a START LU command or a TP-READY verb for that LU
is received.
SNAXRETRYTIMER number
specifies the amount of time in milliseconds before SNAX/APC attempts to reopen
the underlying SNAX access method file (which is the file specified in the
SNAXFILENAME attribute) after an error occurs. The valid values are -1, and from
1 through 86,400,000 (24 hours). The default value is -1, which specifies that the
timer will wait indefinitely (SNAX/APC will not attempt the retry).
The number can also be specified in the form of (HH:MM:SS.CC), where HH, MM,
SS, and CC represent hours, minutes, seconds, and hundredths of a second
respectively. In addition, both open and close parentheses are required.
This attribute is ignored if the value of SNAXMAXRETRYCOUNT is 0.
DYNAMICSUPPORT { YES | NO }
specifies the use of dynamic support. See Static and Dynamic Configuration on
page 4-6 for further details.
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.
Note. If a small value is specified for SNAXRETRYTIMER and the underlying access method
does not recover from its fault, SNAX/APC may enter a loop temporarily.