SNAX/APC Management Programming Manual
INFO PROC
Commands and Responses
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Tokens in Command Buffer
Refer to Section 4, “Common Definitions,” for a detailed description of these tokens.
ZSPI-TKN-ALLOW
is a standard SPI token described in the SPI Programming Manual. This is an
enumerated token with several enumerated values. The only token value of
interest to SNAX/APC is ZSPI-VAL-ALLOW-SEGMENTS. If this token is in the
command buffer with this value, the response will be segmented and each
segment will contain one character map name and notes on that character map. If
this token is not specified with the ZSPI-VAL-ALLOW-SEGMENTS value in the
INFO PROC command buffer, the character map list will not be returned.
Tokens in Response Buffer
Refer to Section 4, “Common Definitions,” for a detailed description of these tokens.
For more information about the INFO PROC command and the ZCMK- tokens, refer
to the SPI Common Extensions Manual.
ZSPI-TKN-SEGLIST
indicates that a segmented list follows. This list ends with the token ZSPI-TKN-
ENDLIST.
ZCMK-TKN-SEGTYPE
indicates the type of information in the segmented list. The value for this token is
always ZCMK-VAL-SEGTYPE-CHFILE indicating that there is one segment for
each character map in the character map translation file.
ZCMK-TKN-CHFILE-MAPNAME
indicates the name of one character map in the character map translation file. This
token is always part of a segmented list.
ZCMK-TKN-CHFILE-MAPNOTE
describes the character map translation table named in the ZCMK-TKN-CHFILE-
MAPNAME. This token is always part of a segmented list.
ZCMK-MAP-INFO
is a data communications extensible structured token that reports on conditions in
the subsystem. This token details the current values of the DebugOnError and
BackupDebug flags, and the BackupCPU number. In addition, the swap volumes
for both data space and extended memory are indicated.
ZCMK-TKN-CHMAP-BANNER
identifies the version banner of the compiler that created the current character
map file. This token is included in the response buffer only if a character map file
is in use.