IST1427I

Explanation
 This message is part of a group of messages that VTAM® issues in response to a DISPLAY
DIRECTRY command when SCOPE=NSEARCH is specified. A complete description
of the message group follows.  If the resource name specified on the command is not found, the
following message group is displayed.  IST350I  DISPLAY TYPE = NETWORK SEARCH
IST1427I NAME = resource_name  FOUND TYPE = found_type
IST314I  END

If one instance of the resource name specified on the command
is found, the following message group is displayed.  IST350I  DISPLAY TYPE = NETWORK SEARCH
IST1427I NAME = resource_name  FOUND TYPE = found_type
IST1184I CPNAME = cpname – NETSRVR = network_node_server
IST314I  END

If duplicate instances of the resource name specified on the command
are found, the following message group is displayed.  IST350I  DISPLAY TYPE = NETWORK SEARCH
IST1427I NAME = resource_name  FOUND TYPE = found_type
IST1184I CPNAME = cpname - NETSRVR = network_node_server
IST924I  ------------------------------------------------------------
IST1427I NAME = resource_name FOUND TYPE = found_type
IST1184I CPNAME = cpname - NETSRVR = network_node_server
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IST314I  END

 Following are some of the situations in which all instances
of resource_name might not be returned.  The resource is not registered to its network node server and
the end node does not allow searching on a domain broadcast.
A response is not returned in the time allotted for a Locate,
as determined by the IOPURGE start option.
Subarea searching is restricted due to the SSEARCH start option.
The SNVC start option limit has been exceeded, preventing a border
node from searching nonnative subnetworks.
The search request is restricted by search reduction entries at
nodes from which the command is not issued. Search reduction
entries are ignored at the node from which the command is issued.
An exit is restricting searches.
Due to current network topology, the resource is unreachable via
Locate flows (for example, an outage has occurred in the network).

 IST350I  This message identifies the type of information in the display
and is always NETWORK SEARCH for this message group.

 IST1184I  cpname is the network-qualified name of the
owning control point in the form netid.name.
network_node_server is the network-qualified
name of the network node server in the form netid.name.

 IST1427I  resource_name is the name of the resource specified
on the command.  Note: If the resource specified is a generic resource
name or USERVAR, the name can be translated by nodes from which the
command is not issued. In this case, resource_name will
be the actual network name of the resource rather than the name specified.

found_type is determined by the start options
that are specified or defaulted. Possible values are:  NONE
The resource was not found.
OWNER
The resource was found, and this response is from the actual owner
of the resource.
SURROGATE
The resource was found, and this response is from a node connected
to the resource by a LEN connection and is providing network services
for the resource.
WILDCARD
The resource was found, but is only used if other responses are
not received. This response is returned by a node that has either:
 A generic definition for a connection to a network that might
contain the target resource
A backup resource definition for the specified resource. VTAM uses this for connectable
application programs and inactive LUs.

Resources of found_type OWNER will be
issued first, followed by found_type SURROGATE and found_type WILDCARD.

System action
 Processing continues. 

Operator response
 None. 

System programmer response
 None. 

Routing code
 2

Descriptor code
 5