SNAX/APC Management Programming Manual

ZAPC-TKN-VERB-IN-PROGRESS
Common Definitions
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ZAPC-TKN-TRACE-XFNAME
specifies the name of the file to which trace information is to be written. If the file
already exists, it is purged before a new file is created. If the file does not exist, a
new file is created with an extent size of 100 pages for the primary extent and 20
pages for each of the secondary extents.
The TRACE-XFNAME token has the token type ZSPI-TYP-STRING. The
programmatic commands that use this token are ZCOM-CMD-STATUS and
ZCOM-CMD-TRACE. The valid object types for this token are PROC and LU.
This token is not returned in the ZCOM-CMD-STATUS response buffer unless a
trace is activated. When specified with ZCOM-CMD-TRACE, this token is always
included, except when the ZAPC-TKN-TRACE-STOP token has the value ZSPI-
VAL-TRUE. Either this token or the TRACE-STOP token (with the value ZSPI-
VAL-TRUE) must be present; however, both cannot be present at the same time.
ZAPC-TKN-VERB-IN-PROGRESS
specifies the request code of the verb that SNAX/APC is processing for the
conversation on this session. If no conversation is active or no verb is currently
being processed, this token contains the integer value 0.
The VERB-IN-PROGRESS token has the token type ZSPI-TYP-INT. The
programmatic command that uses this token is ZCOM-CMD-STATUS. The valid
object types for this token are SESS and CONVERSATION.
This token is always returned in the ZCOM-CMD-STATUS response buffer when
specified with the SESS object. When specified with the CONVERSATION object,
this token is returned in the ZCOM-CMD-STATUS response buffer only when
there is an outstanding verb.