Because many of the field names in the network reports are the same from report to report, all the fields in the sample reports are described once, in alphabetical order:
Indicates whether the entity occurrence being described has been updated (U) or deleted (D) or remain unchanged (blank) since the most recent generate.
Defines the VTAM application id used by the system at run time to sign the line on to VTAM (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the optional password used by the system to sign on to VTAM (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Indicates whether the physical terminal supports the ASCII character set (CREPORTs 001, 002, 014, 015, and 016 only).
Identifies the maximum length for the queue of pending connections TCP/IP allows before disallowing connection requests (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the line I/O page buffer size, in bytes, for the line (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the builder code for the record that defines the entity occurrence. For a description of builder codes, see Builder Codes table at the end of this chapter.
Identifies the control character used as the attention key by the physical terminal device type (CREPORTs 001, 002, 014, 015, and 016 only).
Identifies the character set the logical terminal uses on input (CREPORTs 001, 003, 014, 017, and 018 only).
Identifies the control character that is used to delete characters (CREPORTs 001, 002, 014, 015, and 016 only).
Identifies the ddname and/or file id for the line, as specified in the system startup JCL (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Specifies the line destination.
(Lines only) Identifies the generic linetype for the terminals that are included in the line group (CREPORTs 001, 002, 014, 015, and 016 only).
Identifies the name or the IP address of the host (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the time interval a non-permanent DDS connection stays in an idle state after the corresponding DDS request has finished. (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the maximum line length in characters for the physical terminal (CREPORTs 001, 002, 014, 015, and 016 only).
Indicates whether the line group, physical terminal, or logical terminal is disabled when the system is started.
Identifies the control character (flush character) that is used to delete lines (CREPORTs 001, 002, 014, 015, and 016 only).
Indicates the number of retries allowed after a terminal I/O error before the teleprocessing monitor disables the physical terminal (CREPORTs 001, 002, 014, 015, and 016 only).
For a DDSTCPIP type PTERM, identifies the maximum number of active connections allowed from the local system. For a LISTENER type PTERM, identifies the maximum number of active BULK PTERM that can be started from that listener (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Indicates whether the mode of the task attached by the listener. Valid values are SYSTEM or USER. (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only)
Identifies the model number of the physical terminal (CREPORTs 001, 002, 014, 015, and 016 only).
Identifies the entity being described (can be preceded by SYSTEM, LINE, LTERM, or PTERM).
Identifies the maximum page size, in text lines, for the physical terminal (CREPORTs 001, 002, 014, 015, and 016 only).
Identifies a string that is passed to the task attached by generic listening (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the number of permanent DDS connections that can exist between the host and the target system (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the name of the plug-in module that implements support for specific TCP/IP stack implementations (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Indicates the number of the listener port (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the range of port numbers that are used to BIND the local sockets explicitly. Each time a new DDS connection is established, the first free port from the range is selected and associated (bound) with the corresponding socket. If no free port is found, the request is aborted.(CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
(IDMS DC only) Indicates whether the logical terminal is a 3280-type printer (CREPORTs 001, 003, 014, 017, and 018 only).
(IDMS DC only) Defines the default printer class for the physical terminal.
Identifies the dispatching priority for requests to IDMS DC from the logical terminal (CREPORTs 001, 003, 014, 017, and 018 only).
Indicates the number of times to clone the physical and eventual associated logical terminal when a central version is started.
Indicates the number of write-only input/output requests that can be handled at one time by the local VTAM line group (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the job name of the TCP/IP stack (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the name or the IP address of the target host (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the name of the task code to start when a connection request arrives at a listener PTERM (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
Identifies the number of the target port (CREPORTs 001 and 014 only).
(Physical terminals only) Identifies the device type of the physical terminal. See DEV TYPE above for a description of line type.
Identifies the version number of the entity occurrence being described.
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