SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Commands for SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN
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ADD LINE Command
Considerations When Using Multiple Service-Manager
Processes
When the SCF SETMANAGER command is issued, all subsequent SCF commands
are directed to the service manager named. The following examples show how line
$SNA1 is added to service manager $SSCP1:
SETMANAGER $SSCP1 or SETMANAGER $SSCP1
ASSUME SUBSYS $SSCP1 ASSUME SUBSYS $SSCP1
START START
ADD LINE $SNA1 ASSUME LINE $SNA1
ADD
Issuing a SETMANAGER command without identifying a specific service-manager
process resets the service manager to the default, $SSCP, as shown in the following
example:
SETMANAGER $SSCP1
ADD LINE $SNA1
SETMANAGER
ADD LINE $SNA2
The result is that line $SNA1 is added to service manager $SSCP1 and line $SNA2 is
added to service manager $SSCP. Not identifying a specific service-manager process
in the SETMANAGER command provides backwards compatibility to users who do not
want to implement the use of multiple service managers.
When using multiple service managers with SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN, you cannot add
two lines with the same name to two different service-manager processes. In the
following example, the ADD LINE command is used to add a line already added to a
different service-manager process:
SETMANAGER $SSCP1
ADD LINE $SNA1
SETMANAGER $SSCP2
ADD LINE $SNA1
The first ADD LINE command completes successfully; however, the second ADD LINE
command results in the following error message:
SNAX E00109 Object \SNAX.$SNA1 already added to
Service Manager \SNAX.$SSCP1
If an SCF SETMANAGER command is not issued, the default $SSCP is used.
If there is a mismatch between the line-handler process and the service manager
either in the SPR or RVU versions or when using multiple service managers, an error
message is returned. For more information, see Appendix C, Error Messages
.