Administration Commands
define_3270_diag
Send RTM data to the host every time a counter overflows.
NO
Do not send RTM data to the host at counter overflow. SNAplus2 discards the RTM data.
rtm_unbind
Specifies whether to send RTM data to the host every time a 3270 session is unbound (ends). Possible values are:
YES
Send RTM data to the host every time a session ends.
NO
Do not send RTM data to the host at session end. SNAplus2 discards the RTM data.
rtm_timer_option
Specifies how the host response time is measured. The response time is measured by the interval between the user pressing [ENTER] or other AID key to send data to the host, and one of the following events:
RTM_SCREEN
The first data from the host reaches the user’s screen
RTM_UNLOCK
The host unlocks the user’s keyboard
RTM_DIRECTION
The host gives the 3270 emulation program direction, so that the user can send more data
rtm_thresh1 through rtm_thresh4
Specifies the threshold values used to classify response times. These values divide the range of possible response times into five intervals as follows: below rtm_thresh1, between rtm_thresh1 and rtm_thresh2, be- tween rtm_thresh2 and rtm_thresh3, between rtm_thresh3 and rtm_thresh4, and above rtm_thresh4. SNAplus2 maintains a counter for each of these intervals. Each time a host response is received, SNAplus2 determines which of these intervals the response falls into and increments the appropriate counter.
For each threshold, specify a number in seconds and optionally tenths of seconds (2 for 2 seconds or 2.5 for
2.5seconds). The values must be in the range
alert_3270_data subrecords
The host NetView program identifies each alert by a number in the range
You can include
For each alert, an alert_3270_data subrecord is required with the following information:
description
A text description of the alert. This description is a string of
This description is displayed in the 3270 user interface to identify the alert to the user. It is not sent to NetView; the NetView operator identifies the alert by its number.
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