SNAX/APC Management Programming Manual

ZAPC-TKN-REMOTE-ATTACH-TIMER
Common Definitions
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ZAPC-TKN-REMOTE-ATTACH-TIMER
specifies the amount of time in milliseconds that SNAX/APC will wait for a
remote TP-READY to arrive to satisfy the Attach. If no remote TP-READY arrives
before the time elapses, the Attach is rejected. Valid values are -1 and from 1 to
86,400,000 (24 hours). The default, -1, specifies an indefinite amount of time.
The REMOTE-ATTACH-TIMER token has the token type ZSPI-TYP-INT2. The
programmatic commands that use this token are ZCOM-CMD-ADD, ZCOM-
CMD-ALTER, and ZCOM-CMD-INFO. The valid object types for this token are
PROC (INFO command only) and TPN.
ZAPC–TKN–REMOTE-SEC-ACCEPTANCE
indicates the level of security information that the remote LU accepts on allocation
requests sent by the local LU. Since this token returns what is actually defined at
the remote LU and this information is conveyed to the local LU during session
activation, this token is present only when one or more sessions are active.
The programmatic command that uses this token is ZCOM-CMD-INFO. The valid
object type for this token is PTNR-LU. The REMOTE-SEC-ACCEPTANCE token
has the token type ZSPI-TYP-ENUM. The following enumerated values are valid:
This is an enumerated token and the following enumerated values are valid:
ZAPC-VAL-SEC-ALRDY-VERIFIED
indicates that the remote LU accepts conversation level access security, which
may include the user ID and password or a user ID and the ALRDY-VERIFIED
indication in place of a password.
ZAPC-VAL-SEC-CONV
indicates conversation level access security information is accepted. The
remote LU accepts a user ID and password from SNAX/APC but does not
accept an ALRDY-VERIFIED indication.
ZAPC-VAL-SEC-NONE
indicates that no access security information is accepted.
ZAPC-TKN-REPLY-DELAYED-ON-ERR
specifies whether SNAX/APC should wait until the maximum number of retries is
reached before replying with an error to a TP-READY verb that is waiting for the
LU to start.
The value ZSPI-VAL-TRUE indicates that SNAX/APC will not reply to a waiting
TP-READY verb until the LU is started or the maximum number of retries has
been attempted, whichever comes first. ZSPI-VAL-FALSE indicates that
SNAX/APC replies to a waiting TP-READY verb immediately after the first
attempt is made to open the SNAX access method. The default is ZSPI-VAL-
FALSE.