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A SysC is a definition of a CCI system connection.
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- Description
- Specify a description of the transaction program, this can be up to 60 characters long.
Connection Parameters
- Protocol
- Specify the CCI protocol to be used by this connection:
- Net Name
- Specify the name of the network over which the connection is established.
- Session Maximum
- Specify the maximum number of sessions that can use this connection.
- MF Node
- Specify the text hostname or IP address of the target server.
- MF Port
- Specify the decimal value of the port that the target server listens on.
Connection Usage
- Transaction Code
- Specify the one to four character transaction ID. When MSS receives a request to start a transaction, it only looks at the
first four characters of the TP name.
- Priority
- Specifies the priority for transactions run from this terminal. The default value is 0 (zero). Terminal priority is one factor
in determining a transaction's execution priority, which is the sum of:
- Terminal priority (this field)
- Transaction priority
- Operator priority
Note: The sum cannot be greater than 255.
- In Service
- Check this to specify that the connection defined by this SysC is in service by default.
Connection Security
- User ID
- Specify a user ID to be associated with the connection. Mandatory if no sign-on takes place on the connection.
- Session Name
- Specifies the security name of the connection. Can be up to eight alphanumeric characters from the set A through Z, 0 through
9, $, @ and #.
- Operator ID
- Specifies an operator ID used for routing messages. Specify this for a terminal that cannot be signed on, such as a printer.
If you specify an operator ID for a terminal that can be signed on, it is overridden by the operator ID specified in the user's
sign-on table entry. Up to three alphanumeric characters.
- Operator Priority
- Specifies the operator priority for transactions run from this terminal. Specify this for a terminal that cannot be signed
on, such as a printer. If you specify it for a terminal that can be signed on, it is overridden by the operator priority specified
in the user's sign-on table entry. The default value is 0 (zero). Operator priority is one factor in determining a transaction's
execution priority, which is the sum of:
- Terminal priority
- Transaction priority
- Operator priority (this field)
Note: The sum cannot be greater than 255.
- Language
- Choose the national language in which messages are sent over the connection.
- Attach-time User Security
- Choose the level of security required when a user issues an attach request over this connection:
- Identify
- Incoming attach requests must specify a user ID.
- Verify
- Incoming attach requests must specify both a user ID and a password.
- Persistent
- The first attach request must specify both a user ID and a password, but subsequent attach requests require only a user ID.
- Mixed
- Incoming attach requests can specify either Identify or Persistent.
- Local
- The authority of the user is taken to be that of the link.