SNAX/HLS Application Programming Manual

SEND-STATUS Verb
SNAX/HLS Verbs
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Request Format
77 VERB–SEND–STATUS pic 9(4) comp value 8.
01 SEND–STATUS–REQUEST.
02 VERB–CODE pic 9(4) comp.
02 SESSION–ID pic 9(4) comp.
02 SENSE–TEXT.
03 SYSTEM–ERROR–CODE pic S9(4) comp.
03 USER–ERROR–CODE pic S9(4) comp.
Reply Format (verb–code = 8)
01 SEND–STATUS–REPLY.
02 VERB–CODE pic 9(4) comp.
02 SESSION–ID pic 9(4) comp.
02 RETURN–CODE pic 9(4) comp.
02 SYSTEM–ERROR–CODE pic S9(4) comp.
02 USER–ERROR–CODE pic S9(4) comp.
02 RETRY–ACTION–CODE pic 9(4) comp.
Return Codes
RC–OK RC–SESSION–NOT–ALLOCATED
RC–INVALID–SESSION–ID RC–INVALID–VERB
RC–SESSION–FAILURE RC–INVALID–VERB–LENGTH
RC–POSSIBLE–DATA–LOSS RC–INSUFFICIENT–RESOURCES
RC–SEND–CHECK RC–SESSION–TERMINATED
Request Details
VERB–CODE
identifies the request by an integer constant (of value 8), named as follows:
VERB–SEND–STATUS (in SCOBOL)
VERB^SEND^STATUS (in TAL)
SESSION–ID
identifies this session. SNAX/HLS generates a session ID in response to an
OPEN–SESSION or an HLS–ALLOCATE verb.
SENSE–TEXT
contains the 4 bytes of sense data to be sent. The fields have individual names, as
follows:
SYSTEM–ERROR–CODE
Place the first 2 bytes of the LUSTAT to be sent to the session partner in this
field. The field is not inspected in any way and is not translated regardless of
the PROFILE TRANSLATE attribute. Consult the SNA references listed in the