SNAX/HLS Management Programming Manual

Standard SNAX/HLS Definitions
Common Definitions
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ZSAMPLE–TIME
records when the actual session count was sampled.
ZHLS–MAP–STATUS–SESS
This extensible structured token conveys most of the information returned in the
response to the STATUS command when applied to sessions.
def ZHLS–DDL–STATUS–SESS.
05 ZALLOC–CNT type ZSPI–DDL–INT.
05 ZOPEN–CNT type ZSPI–DDL–INT.
05 ZSESSID type ZSPI–DDL–INT.
05 ZVERB type ZSPI–DDL–ENUM.
05 ZFSM–DT type ZSPI–DDL–ENUM.
05 ZFSM–SESS type ZSPI–DDL–ENUM.
05 ZFSM–STSN type ZSPI–DDL–ENUM.
05 ZFSM–BSM type ZSPI–DDL–ENUM.
05 ZFSM–HDX type ZSPI–DDL–ENUM.
05 ZFSM–RTR type ZSPI–DDL–ENUM.
05 ZFSM–SHUTD type ZSPI–DDL–ENUM.
end.
ZALLOC–CNT
records the number of file openers that have allocated the session. Values greater
than 1 indicate either a pipelined session or a session controlled by a Pathway
application using the server interface. Because sessions are not preconfigured, a
count of 0 should never occur.
ZOPEN–CNT
records the number of file openers that have opened the session. Values greater
than 1 indicate either a pipelined session or a session opened by a Pathway
application using the server interface.
ZSESSID
identifies the actual session ID used to identify this session to the application
program.
ZVERB
records the code value of the verb being served by the session. If there is both a
send and a receive verb, only the send verb is represented. This often indicates
what is happening on the session. For example, a value of 1 (the OPEN–SESSION
verb) indicates that the session is awaiting action by the partner.