TS/MP Pathsend and Server Programming Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

Index
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Index-13
T
Servers, writing
context-free with context-sensitive
requesters 4-4
context-sensitive
programming 4-13/4-17
debugging 4-11/4-12
Guardian 4-2, 4-3
linkage space considerations 4-3
nested servers 4-4
overview 4-1
Pathway 4-2
reply formats 4-1
RSC requester considerations 4-4
SCREEN COBOL requester
considerations 4-3
sharing by different requesters 4-1
TMF subsystem
application structure 4-5
/4-6
audited files 4-7
fault-tolerant programming 4-10
grouping transaction
operations 4-8/4-9
overview 4-5
record locking 4-8
restrictions 4-7
transaction deadlocks 4-10
Server-class name invalid (error 900) 6-2
Server-to-server communication
See Nested servers
Single-threading in server design 2-20
, 2-23
Software development tools 1-14/1-15
Special registers, PROGRAM-
STATUS 4-10
SPI (Subsystem Programmatic Interface)
description 1-4
use in managing GDSX processes 2-18
use in managing servers 1-8, 2-19
Standardizing and testing code 1-3
Static links 3-4
Subsystem Control Facility (SCF), use in
managing GDSX processes 2-18
Subsystem Programmatic Interface (SPI)
See SPI (Subsystem Programmatic
Interface)
Synchronization IDs 3-6
Syntax
See individual procedures
System /T clients, NonStop TUXEDO,
interoperating with 4-17
Systems
expanding 1-7
NonStop 1-5/1-7
security 1-6
T
Tables, NonStop SQL/MP 2-10
TAL
example Pathsend requester
program B-1
/B-52
for Pathsend requesters 1-10
for Pathway servers 1-8
invoking Pathsend procedures 5-5
Tandem
Alliance 1-4
computing fundamentals 1-3/1-7
TCP (terminal control process)
fault-tolerance role 1-6
features provided by 1-10
IDS requesters 2-12
RSC requesters 2-15
TDP (Transaction Delivery Process ) 2-15
TEDIT text editor 1-14
Terminals 2-12
TERMINATION-STATUS and -
SUBSTATUS 4-11
/4-12
Testing and standardizing code 1-4
Third-party vendors 1-4
Throughput, system 1-6