SNAX/HLS Management Programming Manual

Objects
Elements of SPI Messages for SNAX/HLS
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For SNAX/XF:
$HLS—process.#line—spec.lu—spec
$process
is the name of the SNAX/HLS process, either with or without an explicit system
name.
# line—spec
is the name of an SNA line, consisting of a pound sign (#) followed by one
through seven alphanumeric characters, the first of which must be a letter.
lu—spec
is the name of an SNA LU, consisting of one through seven alphanumeric
characters, the first of which must be a letter.
For SNAX/CDF:
$HLS—process.#CDF—process.open—name—of—appl
#CDF—process
is the SNAX/CDF process name with a pound sign (#) replacing the dollar sign
($). Note that the SNAX/CDF process must be on the same system as the
SNAX/HLS process.
open—name—of—appl
is the OPENNAME attribute of the SNAX/CDF APPL that identifies the local LU in
the SNA session.
The following examples illustrate the wild–card notation:
$HLS.*.* Directs the command to all sessions controlled by the SNAX/HLS
process $HLS.
$HLS.#XYZ.* Directs the command to all sessions on the SNAX/XF line, or
SNAX/CDF process, $XYZ, and controlled by the SNAX/HLS
process $HLS.
$HLS.*.A?B Directs the command to all sessions controlled by the SNAX/HLS
process $HLS, that are established using SNAX/XF LUs or
SNAX/CDF APPLs whose names consist of the letter A, followed by
a single character, and finally the letter B. In the case of the
SNAX/CDF APPL it is the OPENNAME that is referenced. For
example, $HLS.#LIN4.AXB satisfies the search, but
$HLS.#LIN4.AXBY does not.