DEFINE_DEFAULT_PU specifies which PU is the default for handling SNAplus2
management services data. Only one default PU for each node can
be defined at any time; a second DEFINE_DEFAULT_PU verb for a different
PU name overrides the previous definition.
DEFINE_DEFAULT_PU enables the user to define, redefine, or
modify any field of a default PU. This verb also enables the user
to delete the default PU, by specifying a null PU name.
If an application issues the MS API verb TRANSFER_MS_DATA without
specifying a PU name, then the data is routed to the default PU defined
for the local node, and sent on this PU's session with the host SSCP.
For more information about TRANSFER_MS_DATA, see the HP-UX
SNAplus2 MS Programmers Guide.
VCB
Structure |
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typedef struct define_default_pu
{
AP_UINT16 opcode; /* verb operation code */
unsigned char reserv2; /* reserved */
unsigned char format; /* reserved */
AP_UINT16 primary_rc; /* primary return code */
AP_UINT32 secondary_rc; /* secondary return code */
unsigned char pu_name[8]; /* PU name */
unsigned char description[32]; /* resource description */
unsigned char reserv1[16]; /* reserved */
unsigned char reserv3[16]; /* reserved */
} DEFINE_DEFAULT_PU;
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Supplied
Parameters |
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The application supplies the following parameters:
- opcode
AP_DEFINE_DEFAULT_PU
- pu_name
Name of the default PU; this must be a PU name defined
by a previous DEFINE_LS verb. This is an 8-byte type-A EBCDIC string
(starting with a letter), padded on the right with EBCDIC spaces
if necessary.
To delete the default PU, specify all zeros.
- description
A null-terminated text string (0-31 characters followed by
a null character) describing the PU. This string is for information
only; it is stored in the node's configuration file and returned
on the QUERY_DEFAULT_PU verb, but SNAplus2 does not make any other
use of it.
Returned
Parameters: Successful Execution |
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If the verb executes successfully, SNAplus2 returns the following parameters:
Returned
Parameters: Other Conditions |
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Appendix A “Common
Return Codes” lists further
combinations of primary and secondary return codes that are common
to all NOF verbs.
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