SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN Configuration and Management Manual

SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN BINDs
SNAX/XF and SNAX/APN Configuration and Management Manual—425836-006
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Custom BINDs
2. Use SNAXUTL to add a BIND table and source file name to the SET table; for
example:
BEGIN
SELECTFILE $SYSTEM.SYS01.SNXSET, TYPE SET
ADD SETLOG BINDTAB1, FILENAME $SYSTEM.SYS01.LOGTAB1
END
3. Ensure that a SET table is defined for the SNAX subsystem; for example by the
SCF command:
ALTER SUBSYS $SSCP, SETTAB SNXSET
4. For SNAX/XF, and SNAX/APN, you can use SCF to specify BINDTABLE and
BINDENTRY values in an ADD or ALTER LU, PU, or LINE command; for example:
ADD LU $SNAP1.#LU1
, TYPE (14,2)
, PUNAME #PU1
, DEVTYPE “3278-2”
, RECSIZE 1920
, PROTOCOL CRT
, ADDRESS 1
, BINDTABLE BINDTAB1
, BINDENTRY BIND1
If no BIND or BINDENTRY value is specified for an LU, LUNS uses the value of
the superior object. For switched floating PU and LU objects, the BINDTABLE and
BINDENTRY values must be defined for the LU.
5. For SNAX/XF, you can use SNAXUTL to specify the BINDTABLE and BINDENTRY
values in an ESS table entry; for example:
BEGIN
SELECTFILE $SYSTEM.SYS01.ESSTAB1, TYPE ESS
ALLOCATE 10
ADD ESSCMD LEDGER
, CMDTYPE LOGON-CHAR
, PLUNAME #cre1
, PROTOCOL CRT
, BINDTABLE BINDTAB1
, BINDENTRY BIND1
SELECT FILE $SYSTEM.SYS01.SNXSET, TYPE SET
ADD SETESS ESS1, FILENAME $SYSTEM.SYS01.ESSTAB1
END
BINDTABLE and BINDENTRY values specified in ESS tables take precedence
over those specified in SCF commands.
For more information about SNAXUTL and BIND tables, see the SNAX/XF and
SNAX/APN LU Network Services Manual .