Administration Commands

define_tp

Name of the security access list used by this TP (defined using the define_security_access_list command). This parameter restricts the TP so that only the users named in the specified list can allocate conversations with it. If you specify a security access list, the security_rqd parameter must be set to YES.

To specify that the TP is available for use by any user, do not specify this parameter.

conv_type

Specifies the type or types of conversation supported by this TP. Possible values are:

BASIC

The TP supports only basic conversations.

MAPPED

The TP supports only mapped conversations.

EITHER

The TP supports both basic and mapped conversations.

security_rqd

Specifies whether conversation security information is required to start the TP. Possible values are:

YES

A user ID and password are required to start the TP.

NO

No security information is required to start the TP.

sync_level

Specifies the values of synchronization level supported by the TP. Possible values are:

NONE

The TP supports only the sync_level value of NONE.

CONFIRM_SYNC_LEVEL

The TP supports only the sync_level value of CONFIRM.

EITHER

The TP supports both the sync_level values NONE and CONFIRM.

SYNCPT_REQUIRED

The TP supports only the sync_level value of SYNCPT (sync point is required).

SYNCPT_NEGOTIABLE

The TP supports all three sync_level values of NONE, CONFIRM, and SYNCPT.

enabled

Specifies whether the TP can be attached successfully. Possible values are:

YES

TP can be attached.

NO

TP cannot be attached.

pip_allowed

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