SNAX/HLS Management Programming Manual

Standard SNAX/HLS Definitions
Common Definitions
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ZXLATE
records whether code translation is in effect. A value of ZSPI–VAL–TRUE
indicates that code set translation will occur in the SNAX/HLS product. A value
of FALSE indicates that it will not. For more information on charactermaps and
code set translation in SNAX/HLS, refer to the SNAX/HLS Application
Programming Manual and the definition of the TRANSLATE PROFILE attribute in
the SNAX/HLS Configuration and Control Manual.
ZUSER–RSPS
records whether responses to incoming FMD requests are generated by
SNAX/HLS (ZSPI–VAL–FALSE) or by the application (ZSPI–VAL–TRUE). The
value is set by the PROFILE. Typically, the ZSPI–VAL–TRUE setting occurs in
transaction–oriented environments where it is necessary that the local application
send the message response only after the transaction information is safely stored.
ZWANT–BIND–DATA
specifies whether certain session–establishment–oriented data is passed to the
application program, and in what form. Users can use this feature to examine, for
example, passwords on CINIT messages. This value is set by the PROFILE.
This field has the following enumerated values:
ZHLS–VAL–BIND–DATA–ALL
indicates that the application program receives all the text present in the BIND
or CINIT messages, starting at the variable portions of the message. For BIND
messages, this includes all data starting at the user–data field (including the
count byte), until the end of the message. For CINIT messages, it includes the
requester–ID field (including the count byte), until the end of the message.
ZHLS–VAL–BIND–DATA–NONE
indicates that the application program does not receive any notification of
BIND or CINIT data.
ZHLS–VAL–BIND–DATA–USER–DATA
indicates that the application program receives the user–text field of BIND or
CINIT messages. The value of the count byte present in the message
determines the amount of data returned. The count byte is not included in the
data.