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Siemens V 4.0 manual Parameter Minimum value Maximum value, Shrtmax, Longmax, Session

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Configuration language

The SCHEDULE statement can be used to assign functions, instance methods, class meth- ods or all methods of a class to a specific priority.

Classes, class methods, instance methods and functions that are not explicitly assigned to a specific category using the SCHEDULE statement will be automatically assigned to the second highest priority class.

The following minimum and maximum values apply to the individual parameters of the SCHEDULE statement::

Parameter

Minimum value

Maximum value

 

 

 

ClassId

1025

SHRT_MAX

 

 

 

ClassMethodId

1

SHRT_MAX

 

 

 

InstMethodId

1

SHRT_MAX

 

 

 

Function

1025

LONG_MAX

 

 

 

SyncPriority

1

7

 

 

 

AsyncPriority

1

7x

 

 

 

SESSION

The SESSION statement describes connections between server applications. The SES- SION statement comprises the following components:

–session type (LETTER); at present, the generator supports LU6.1

–mapping (optional MAP_SYSTEM parameter)

MAP=

controls ASCII/EBCDIC conversion when exchanging unformatted messages with other applications.

SYSTEM

openUTM converts the data in the message area from ASCII to EBCDIC prior to dis- patch or from EBCDIC to ASCII following receipt. The message may only contain print- able characters.

See the KDCDEF control statement SESCHA in [26].

–one SESSIONPOINT statement for each accessible application

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V 4.0 specifications

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