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The ALWWRT keyword can be specified once at the file-level or once for each

record format.

Option indicators are valid with this keyword. When you specify this keyword at

the file-level, you should specify an option indicator.

ALWWRT (Allow Write) Keyword for Intersystem

Communications Function Files— — Example

Figure 394 shows how to specify the ALWWRT keyword.

CANCEL (Cancel) Keyword for Intersystem Communications

Function Files

Use this file- or record-level keyword to cancel the current chain of data (group of

records) that is being sent to the remote program.

This keyword has no parameters.

The CANCEL keyword must have an option indicator when it applies to a record

for which any of the following keywords apply:

CNLINVITE

EVOKE

RQSWRT

RSPCONFIRM

VARBUFMGT

VARLEN

Data fields and these keywords are ignored at run time when the CANCEL

keyword is in effect. If a CANCEL keyword with no option indicator applies to a

record for which any of these keywords apply, error messages are issued and these

keywords are ignored at creation time. If a CANCEL keyword with no option

indicator applies to a record with data fields, a severe error is issued and the file is

not created.

The CANCEL keyword is ignored at run time when EOS, FAIL, or NEGRSP is in

effect. These keywords must have option indicators if they apply to a record for

which CANCEL applies. If a EOS, FAIL, or NEGRSP keyword with no option

indicator applies to a record for which CANCEL applies, an error message is

issued and the CANCEL keyword is ignored at creation time.

You cannot specify CANCEL with the TIMER keyword.

Option indicators are valid for this keyword.

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

01000A 21

ALWWRT

02000A

R CUSMST

Figure 394. Specifying the ALWWRT Keyword

ICF Files, ALWWRT

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CANCEL (Cancel) Keyword for Intersystem Communications

Function Files — — Example

Figure 395 shows how to specify the CANCEL keyword.

CNLINVITE (Cancel Invite) Keyword for Intersystem

Communications Function Files

Use this file- or record-level keyword to cancel any valid invite operation for

which no input has yet been received.

This keyword has no parameters.

The CNLINVITE keyword must have an option indicator when it applies to a

record for which a RQSWRT, RSPCONFIRM, or EVOKE keyword applies. At run

time, these keywords are ignored when CNLINVITE is in effect. If a CNLINVITE

keyword with no option indicator applies to a record for which any of these

keywords apply, error messages are issued and these keywords are ignored at

creation time.

The CNLINVITE keyword is ignored at run time when CANCEL, EOS, FAIL, or

NEGRSP is in effect. These keywords must have option indicators when they apply

to a record for which the CNLINVITE keyword applies. If a CANCEL, EOS, FAIL,

or NEGRSP keyword with no option indicator applies to a record for which

CNLINVITE applies, an error message is issued and the CNLINVITE keyword is

ignored at creation time.

You cannot specify CNLINVITE with the TIMER keyword.

Option indicators are valid for this keyword.

CNLINVITE (Cancel Invite) Keyword for Intersystem

Communications Function Files— — Example

Figure 396 shows how to specify the CNLINVITE keyword.

CONFIRM (Confirm) Keyword for Intersystem Communications

Function Files

Use this file- or record-level keyword to request that the remote program confirms

receiving the data.

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

A 02

CANCEL

R RCD1

Figure 395. Specifying the CANCEL Keyword

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

00010A

R RCD1

CNLINVITE

Figure 396. Specifying the CNLINVITE Keyword

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This keyword has no parameters.

The CONFIRM keyword is valid only if the transaction was established with a

synchronization level of confirm (SYNLVL(*CONFIRM) keyword). If the

transaction was established with a synchronization level of none (SYNLVL(*NONE)

keyword), the CONFIRM keyword is rejected with an OS/400 error message.

The CONFIRM keyword is ignored at run time when EOS, RSPCONFIRM, or

RQSWRT is in effect. These keywords must have option indicators when they

apply to a record for which the CONFIRM keyword applies. If an EOS,

RSPCONFIRM, or RQSWRT keyword with no option indicator applies to a record

for which CONFIRM applies, an error message is issued and the CONFIRM

keyword is ignored at creation time.

You cannot specify CONFIRM with the TIMER keyword.

The CONFIRM keyword can be specified once at the file-level or once for every

record format.

Option indicators are valid with this keyword.

CONFIRM (Confirm) Keyword for Intersystem Communications

Function Files— — Example

Figure 397 shows how to specify the CONFIRM keyword.

If option indicator 01 is on, the remote program will confirm receiving the data by

sending either a positive or negative response.

CTLDTA (Control Data) Keyword for Intersystem

Communications Function Files

Use this file- or record-level keyword to inform the remote program that control

data is being sent.

This keyword has no parameters.

The CTLDTA keyword is ignored at run time when the EOS, RSPCONFIRM, or

RQSWRT keywords are in effect. These keywords must have option indicators if

they apply to a record for which CTLDTA applies. If an EOS, RSPCONFIRM, or

RQSWRT keyword with no option indicator applies to a record for which CTLDTA

applies, an error message is issued and the CTLDTA keyword is ignored at

creation time.

You cannot specify CTLDTA with the TIMER keyword.

Option indicators are valid for this keyword.

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

00010A

R RCD

00020A 01

CONFIRM

Figure 397. Specifying the CONFIRM Keyword

ICF Files, CONFIRM

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CTLDTA (Control Data) Keyword for Intersystem

Communications Function Files— — Example

Figure 398 shows how to specify the CTLDTA keyword at the record level.

DETACH (Detach) Keyword for Intersystem Communications

Function Files

Use this file- or record-level keyword to explicitly inform the remote program that

your program is done sending data and wants to end the transaction.

This keyword has no parameters.

The DETACH keyword must have an option indicator when it applies to a record

for which any of the following keywords apply:

ALWWRT

ENDGRP

FMH

FRCDTA

INVITE

SUBDEV

At run time, these keywords will be ignored when the DETACH keyword is in

effect. If a DETACH keyword with no option indicator applies to a record for

which any of these keywords apply, error messages are issued and these keywords

are ignored at creation time.

The DETACH keyword is ignored at run time when EOS, RSPCONFIRM, or

RQSWRT is in effect. These keywords must have option indicators when they

apply to a record for which the DETACH keyword applies. If an EOS,

RSPCONFIRM, or RQSWRT keyword with no option indicator applies to a record

for which DETACH applies, an error message is issued and the DETACH keyword

is ignored at creation time.

You cannot specify DETACH with the TIMER keyword.

At most, the DETACH keyword can be specified once at the file-level or once per

record format.

Option indicators are valid for this keyword.

DETACH (Detach) Keyword for Intersystem Communications

Function Files— — Example

Figure 399 on page 535 shows how to specify the DETACH keyword.

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

R SNDCTLD

CTLDTA

USRSCTLD

100A

Figure 398. Specifying the CTLDTA Keyword

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If option indicator 01 is on, the transaction between your program and the remote

program will be ended.

DFREVOKE (Defer Evoke) Keyword for Intersystem

Communications Function Files

Use this file- or record-level keyword with the EVOKE keyword to delay an evoke

request until either the send buffer is full of data or a FRCDTA keyword is

received. The DFREVOKE keyword is useful only for specialized applications that

must have the data sent at the same time as the EVOKE.

This keyword has no parameters.

You cannot specify DFREVOKE with the TIMER keyword.

Option indicators are valid for this keyword.

DFREVOKE (Defer Evoke) Keyword for Intersystem

Communications Function Files— — Example

Figure 400 shows how to specify the DFREVOKE keyword at the record level.

ENDGRP (End of Group) Keyword for Intersystem Communications

Function Files

Use this file- or record-level keyword so that your program can indicate the end of

auser-defined group of records.

This keyword has no parameters.

The ENDGRP keyword is ignored at run time when DETACH, EOS,

RSPCONFIRM, or RQSWRT is in effect. These keywords must have option

indicators when they apply to a record for which the ENDGRP keyword applies. If

aDETACH, EOS, RSPCONFIRM, or RQSWRT keyword with no option indicator

applies to a record for which ENDGRP applies, an error message is issued and the

ENDGRP keyword is ignored at creation time.

You cannot specify ENDGRP with the TIMER keyword.

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

00010A

R RCD

00020A 01

DETACH

Figure 399. Specifying the DETACH Keyword

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

R PGMSTART

EVOKE(&LIB/&PGMID);

DFREVOKE

Figure 400. Specifying the DFREVOKE Keyword

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Option indicators are valid for this keyword. (When you specify this keyword at

the file-level, you should specify an option indicator.)

ENDGRP (End of Group) Keyword for Intersystem

Communications Function Files— — Example

Figure 401 shows how to specify the ENDGRP keyword.

EOS (End of Session) Keyword for Intersystem Communications

Function Files

Use this file- or record-level keyword to specify an end of session function. To end

asession, your program issues a write operation with the EOS keyword in effect.

This keyword has no parameters.

The EOS keyword must have an option indicator when it applies to a record for

which any of the following keywords apply:

ALWWRT

CANCEL

CNLINVITE

CONFIRM

DETACH

ENDGRP

EVOKE

FAIL

FMH

FMTNAME

FRCDTA

INVITE

NEGRSP

RQSWRT

RSPCONFIRM

SUBDEV

VARBUFMGT

VARLEN

At run time, data fields and these keywords are ignored when the EOS keyword is

in effect. If an EOS keyword with no option indicator applies to a record for which

any of these keywords apply, error messages are issued and these keywords are

ignored at creation time. If an EOS keyword with no option indicator applies to a

record with data fields, a severe error is issued and the file is not created.

You cannot specify EOS with the TIMER keyword.

Option indicators are valid for this keyword. When you specify this keyword at

the file level, you should specify an option indicator.

EOS (End of Session) Keyword for Intersystem

Communications Function Files— — Example

Figure 402 on page 537 shows how to specify the EOS keyword.

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

00030A

R RECORD1

ENDGRP

Figure 401. Specifying the ENDGRP Keyword

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If indicator 01 is on and the program does an output operation, the session will be

ended.

EVOKE (Evoke) Keyword for Intersystem Communications Function

Files

Use this file- or record-level keyword to start a program on the remote system.

The format of the keyword is:

EVOKE([library-/e1e/]program-name [parameter-1...[parameter-255]])

The program-name can be any one of the following:

program-name

This is the name of the program to be started on the remote system. The name

is syntax-checked at creation time for a valid AS/400 object name.

'character-string-1'

This is the name of the program to be started on the remote system. The name

you specify must be in a format acceptable to the remote system because the

character string will not be syntax-checked.

&field-name-1

The specified field contains the name of the program to be started on the

remote system. The field name must be a valid field you have specified in the

record format and must be a character field (data type of A). The name you

specify must be in a format acceptable to the remote system.

The optional library-name can be any one of the following:

library-name/

This is the name of the library that contains the program to be started on the

remote system. The name is syntax-checked at creation time for a valid AS/400

object name. For this keyword, *CURLIB and *LIBL are not valid names. If

either one needs to be specified, a quoted character string should be used.

'character-string-2'/

This is the name of the library that contains the program to be started on the

remote system. The name you specify must be in a format acceptable to the

remote system because the character string will not be syntax-checked.

&field-name-2/

The specified field contains the name of the library that contains the program

to be started on the remote system. The field name must be a valid field you

have specified in the record format and must be a character field (data type of

A). The name you specify must be in a format acceptable to the remote system.

Note: If the remote system is an AS/400 system and no library was specified, the

library list will be used to search for the program.

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

A 01

EOS

R RCD

Figure 402. Specifying the EOS Keyword

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Parameter-1...parameter-255 can be any of the following:

'character-string-3'

This is a character string that is passed to the program on the remote system.

The character string must be in a format acceptable to the remote system

because it will not be syntax-checked.

[&]field-name-3

This is the name of the field that contains the data you want passed to the

program on the remote system. The field name must be a valid field you have

specified in the record format.

numeric-value-3

This is a numeric value that is passed to the program on the remote system.

The numeric value can be a negative or positive value (signed or unsigned). A

decimal point of , or . is optional. No decimal alignment will be performed.

Leading zeros will not be suppressed. The data is sent as a zoned decimal

value. The following are all valid numeric values:

999.6

−999,6

01587

Special Considerations for Intersystem Communications

Function Files

The following are special considerations when using the EVOKE keyword.

v When the EVOKE keyword is specified at the file-level, you cannot specify a

field name as a parameter value.

v The maximum length allowed for the combined program name and library

name is 64. The slash between the program name and the library name is

counted as part of the 64 bytes. APPC does not send the slash unless it is

specified within a literal (for example, LIBRARY/PROGRAM).

v The total length of parameter-1 through parameter-255 cannot be more than

32 767 bytes.

Note: In calculating the maximum length of PIP data for APPC, the following

must be considered:

Four bytes must be added to the length of each of these parameters. An

additional 4 bytes must be added if any parameters are specified. These

bytes are required by the system.

Use the following formula to determine the total length of the parameters:

4 + (length of 1st parameter + 4) + (length of

2nd parameter + 4)

+ ... (length of nth parameter + 4)

Following is an example using this formula:

EVOKE(LIBRARY1/PROGRAM1 'THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF

CHARACTER STRING' &FIELD1 35)

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Assume that &FIELD1 has a length of 10.

4 + (40 + 4) + (10 + 4) + (2 + 4) = 68

v The length of each parameter (parameter-1 through parameter-255) should be the

same as the length of the corresponding parameter in the remote program.

v If a field name with a usage of P is specified as a parameter of the EVOKE

keyword, this field is not sent as part of the data record.

v A program evoked on an AS/400 system will receive any parameters sent by the

remote program just as if they had been passed by the CL CALL command.

Note: If the job on the AS/400 system is a prestart job, the program must use

the RTVDTAARA command to receive the parameters.

This keyword is required when either the SECURITY or SYNLVL keywords are

specified. At run time, the SECURITY and SYNLVL keywords are used only when

EVOKE is also in effect.

The EVOKE keyword is ignored at run time when CANCEL, CNLINVITE, EOS,

FAIL, NEGRSP, RSPCONFIRM, or RQSWRT is in effect. These keywords must

have option indicators when they apply to a record for which the EVOKE keyword

applies. If a CANCEL, CNLINVITE, EOS, FAIL, NEGRSP, or RQSWRT keyword

with no option indicator applies to a record for which EVOKE applies, an error

message is issued and the EVOKE keyword is ignored at creation time.

You cannot specify EVOKE with the TIMER keyword.

Option indicators are valid for this keyword and are required if this keyword is

specified more than once for each record format or file.

EVOKE (Evoke) Keyword for Intersystem Communications

Function Files— — Example

Figure 403 shows how to specify the EVOKE keyword.

1

If indicator 01 is on, PROGRAM1 in LIBRARY1 will be started. If indicator

02 is on, PROGRAM2 in LIBRARY2 will be started.

2

&FIELD1 contains the name of the program to be started. &FIELD2

contains the name of the library. The character string ABC, numeric value

10.1, and the value in FIELD3 will be passed to the program on the remote

system.

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

00010A

R RCD

00020A 01

EVOKE(LIBRARY1/PROGRAM1)

1

00030A 02

EVOKE(LIBRARY2/PROGRAM2)

1

00090A

R RCD2

EVOKE(&FIELD2/&FIELD1 'ABC' 10.1 +

00100A

FIELD3)

2

00110A

FIELD1

10A P

00120A

FIELD2

10A P

00130A

FIELD3

5B P

Figure 403. Specifying the EVOKE Keyword

ICF Files, EVOKE

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FAIL (Fail) Keyword for Intersystem Communications Function Files

Use this file- or record-level keyword to inform the remote program that the data

sent or received was invalid.

This keyword has no parameters.

The FAIL keyword must have an option indicator when it applies to a record that

has data fields (use of B or blank) or for which any of the following keywords

apply:

CANCEL

CNLINVITE

EVOKE

NEGRSP

RQSWRT

RSPCONFIRM

VARBUFMGT

VARLEN

At run time, data fields and these keywords will be ignored when the FAIL

keyword is in effect. If a FAIL keyword with no option indicator applies to a

record for which any of these keywords apply, error messages are issued and these

keywords are ignored at creation time. If a FAIL keyword with no option indicator

applies to a record with data fields, a severe error is issued and the file will not be

created.

The FAIL keyword is ignored at run time when the EOS keyword is in effect. EOS

must have an option indicator when it applies to a record for which the FAIL

keyword applies. If an EOS keyword with no option indicator applies to a record

for which FAIL applies, an error message is issued and the FAIL keyword is

ignored at creation time.

FAIL cannot be specified with the TIMER keyword.

Option indicators are valid for this keyword. When you specify this keyword at

the file level, you should specify an option indicator.

FAIL (Fail) Keyword for Intersystem Communications Function

Files— Example

Figure 404 shows how to specify the FAIL keyword.

FLTPCN (Floating-Point Precision) Keyword for Intersystem

Communications Function Files

Use this field-level keyword to specify the precision of a floating-point field.

The format of the keyword is:

FLTPCN(*SINGLE | *DOUBLE)

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

00010A

R INQ

00020A 99

FAIL

Figure 404. Specifying the FAIL Keyword

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