SNAX/HLS Configuration and Control Manual

Using HLSRDT: Examples
Using the HLSRDT Utility
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USER-DATA
This INIT attribute has the value type string . The default value is text surrounded
by quotes (“ ”).
USER-DATA specifies text that is carried in the user-data field of the INIT-SELF. This
text can be overridden in the HLS-OPEN request. This field is often used to carry
logon or user-identification information to programs like TSO.
Using HLSRDT:
Examples
The following examples show some typical uses of HLSRDT. Most of the examples
display or modify PROFILE attributes. You can use the keywords BIND or INIT in
place of PROFILE to display or modify BIND or INIT objects.
When you run HLSRDT, you name an RDT database that you want to create. If an
RDT database by the same name exists already, it is deleted. When you exit from
HLSRDT, the new RDT database (if one exists) is saved using the name specified in the
RUN command.
> RUN HLSRDT NEWRDT
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You define a new PROFILE image by issuing the RESET PROFILE command:
@RESET PROFILE
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RESET PROFILE resets the values associated with the working PROFILE image to
their defaults. Most PROFILE-oriented operations deal with this image.
You use the SET command to specify attributes for the working PROFILE image. For
example, you can specify that sessions are to be opened by the other side with the
statement:
@SET PROFILE OPEN_MODE ACCEPT
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You can use the SHOW PROFILE command to display the current PROFILE attributes:
@SHOW PROFILE
PROFILE:
hs_polarity: SECONDARY open_mode: ACCEPT
bind_name: init_name:
response_type: 1 pipeline_lu_ind: NO
translate: NO lmo: NO
want_sscp_text: NO want_bind_data: NONE
want_flow_control: NO user_responses: NO
max_requests: 2 encode_eri: NO
single_fmh: NO omit_modem_wait: NO
bid_rejection: NO_RTR accept_bind: NO
Charmap: FRENCH
force_rts NO
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