SCHEDULER FM header format
The following table shows the format of the SCHEDULER FM header.
Byte | Bits | Name | Contents |
---|---|---|---|
0 | FMHL | ||
1 | 0 | FMHC | |
1-7 | FMHT | B'0000110' | |
2-3 | FMH6CMD | X'0802' | |
4 | FMH6MOD | ||
0 | FMH6LNSZ | B'0': 1-byte parameter length field | |
1 | FMH6RPLY |
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|
2 | FMH6PROT | B'0' No protection;2 B'1' Protection | |
3 | FMH6DELY |
|
|
4-7 | Reserved | ||
5 | FMH6FXCT | Length of fixed-length parameters - X'01' | |
6 | Schedule Request control | ||
0 | SCDTIME | Initiation delay specification
|
|
1-7 | Reserved | ||
7-m | SCDDPN3 | Name of process to be initiated. (Required field) | |
m+1-n | SCDPRN3 | Name of the primary resource for the process to be initiated | |
n+1-p | SCDRDPN3 | Suggested name of the return process | |
p+1-q | SCDRPRN3 | Suggested name of the primary resource for return process name | |
q+1-r | SCDDQN3 | Name of queue associated with process | |
r+1-s | SCDREQN | Name of this process request instance |
|
s+1-t | SCDDELY | Time interval to be decremented prior to |
Notes:
- Must be 0 on both input and output.
- On input, this field is ignored. On output, this field is set to 0 for nonrecoverable output and to 1 for recoverable output.
- See ATTDPN, ATTPRN, ATTRDPN and ATTRPRN, and ATTDQN and ATTDP for a more detailed
description of these parameters. In the ATTACH topic, these parameters
are prefixed by
ATT
rather thanSCD
. The rules for operation of these SCHEDULER parameters are the same as the rules defined for the ATTACH parameters.