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If IDLE_WARNING is set to a non-zero value, then a warning message will be displayed once a minute when the
terminal is idle, and fewer than IDLE_WARNING minutes remain until INPUT_TIMEOUT expires. The following
message appears:
STN35 **WARNING** Terminal will be disconnected if it stays idle...
If terminal activity occurs after this warning, the timer is reset and the session continues. If the terminal is still idle when
INPUT_TIMEOUT expires, then the following message appears:
STN36 Terminal was idle too long! Disconnecting...
This message will be displayed for approximately 10 seconds, then the session is disconnected.
The exact format of the STN35 and STN36 messages depends on the terminal type and mode:
6530 block mode message is displayed on line 25
6530 conversational message is displayed at the cursor location and also on Line 25
ANSI message is displayed at the cursor location
See also: BANNER_TIMEOUT, OUTPUT_RESET, and IDLE_WARNING.
BANNER_TIMEOUT and INPUT_TIMEOUT can be used individually or in combination.
Note: For services with LOGON REQ, the STN15 and STN16 messages prompt for a userid and password. If either of
these prompts is not answered within 60 seconds, the session is terminated with an STN54 error message. This timeout
always is in effect regardless of INPUT_TIMEOUT or BANNER_TIMEOUT.
KILL_DYNAMIC Y|N
If set to "Y", when a dynamic window session is disconnected, the dynamically started process is stopped. Only a
process directly started by STN would be stopped; descendant processes are not affected. Default is "N". In most cases
the process will stop itself when it receives an I/O error on the STN window. Some applications do not stop immediately
because they do not have an active read on the terminal. This command forces the immediate termination of the process.
LISTOPENS
Displays one line for each OPEN of the application by another process. Example output lines:
1. G083I process.term [cpu,pin] fnum userid programfile home [backup]
2. 1 $TCP1.#W742 1,47 fn=6 id=20,33 $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.PATHTCP $TERM4 bak=2,52 fn=6
3. 2 \CENTDIV.01,050.#COMMAND.COMMAND fn=3 id=255,255 $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.STNCOM $OSP
These three example output lines represent the following:
1. Title line
2. Indicates that:
OTX (open table index)=1. Each opener has an entry in the open table. The named process $TCP1
(cpu,pin=1,47) has opened the application with a terminal name of #W742 as file number 6.
$TCP1's process access ID is group,user=20,33
$TCP1's object program file name is $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.PATHTCP
$TCP1's home terminal is $TERM4
$TCP1's backup process (cpu,pin=2,52) has checkopened the application with file number 6
3. Indicates that:
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