FEPI SET NODE

Control the use of FEPI nodes.

FEPI SET NODE

Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagramFEPI SETNODE(data-value)NODELIST(data-area)NODENUM(data-value)ACQSTATUS(cvda)ACQUIREDRELEASEDSERVSTATUS(cvda)INSERVICEOUTSERVICEUSERDATA(data-value)
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Description

FEPI SET NODE controls the use of FEPI nodes. Lists may be used to set more than one node at a time; all nodes in the list are set to the same state. The function completes immediately, although the requested settings may not be achieved until later.

Options

ACQSTATUS(cvda)
specifies the acquire state of the node; that is, whether its z/OS® Communications Server ACB should be opened or closed. The relevant CVDA values are:
ACQUIRED
The z/OS Communications Server ACB for the node is to be opened and ‘set logon start' is to be done. The state is ACQUIRING until this is completed.
RELEASED
The z/OS Communications Server ACB for the node is to be closed when usage of the node by any conversation ends. The state is RELEASING until this is completed.

If this option is not coded, the acquire state is not changed.

NODE(8-character data-value)
specifies the node to be set.
NODELIST(data-area)
specifies a contiguous array of 8-character node names to be set.
NODENUM(fullword binary data-value)
specifies the number of node names in NODELIST, in the range 1–256.
SERVSTATUS(cvda)
specifies the service state of the node; that is, whether the node can be used for a conversation or not. The relevant CVDA values are:
INSERVICE
Allows usage of the node in a conversation.
OUTSERVICE
Stops usage of a node for any new conversation, although existing conversations are unaffected. The service state is GOINGOUT until these conversations end.

If this option is not coded, the service state is not changed.

USERDATA(64-character data-value)
Specifies optional user data relating to the nodes; it is not used by FEPI. It replaces any previous user data that was set.

Conditions

INVREQ
RESP2 values:
110
SERVSTATUS value not valid.
111
ACQSTATUS value not valid.
117
NODE name unknown.
119
The command failed for one or more items in the list.
131
NODENUM value is out of range.
174
The z/OS Communications Server OPEN ACB failed.