The following table outlines the conversions which can be used to map OSCaR commands to standard APPC commands. This will allow any CA IDMS/ADS dialog using the OSCaR verb set to communicate with any other program using the standard LU6.2/APPC verb set.
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Command |
Present State |
APPC Result |
ADS Equivalent |
#TREQ Assembler Equivalent |
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OPEN *With LU-NAME or ADSLUNAM defined |
Reset |
ALLOCATE |
Allocate... |
#TREQ Alloc... |
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LU-NAME and ADSLUNAM not defined |
Reset |
GET_ ATTRIBUTES |
Control- Session no format |
#TREQ UIOCB... |
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SEND |
Send |
SEND_DATA |
Send-Data |
TREQ Put... |
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Receive |
REQUEST_TO_ SEND SEND_DATA |
Request-To- Send Send-Data |
#TREQ Put optns= signal #Treq Put... |
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CLOSE |
Deallocate |
DEALLOCATE_ LOCAL |
Deallocate Local |
#TREQ Get... (receive deallocate ) |
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Send |
DEALLOCATE_ SYNC_LEVEL |
Deallocate Sync-Level |
#TREQ Put optns= last |
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RECEIVE |
Receive |
RECEIVE_ AND_WAIT |
Receive- And-Wait |
#TREQ Get... |
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Send |
PREPARE_TO _RECEIVE RECEIVE_ AND_WAIT |
Prepare-To -Receive Receive- And-Wait |
#TREQ Put optns= invite #TREQ Get... |
*ADSLUNAM is a user-defined User-Profile attribute. This can be used to define a default LU name for OPEN commands. Additionally, ADSMODE may be used to define a default MODE name for the OSCaR OPEN command. For more information about user profiles, see the CA IDMS Security Administration Guide.
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