HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 48)

Service Map Configuration File
Workstation Configuration
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On the Tandem system, create an Enform report that reads the Data Definition
Language (DDL) Dictionary containing your message definitions. Review the
Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual for details on how to do this.
ServiceName Object
Definition ([ServiceMap])
Section
Use the following syntax (on one line) to define ServiceName objects:
ServiceName=ServerClassOrGuardianProcess,
→
MaxSendLength,
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DefaultSendLength,
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MaxReplyLength,
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SessionTypeFlag,
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GuardianProcessSyncDepth,
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GuardianProcessOpenCount,
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GuardianProcessSetmode30
ServiceName
Enter the name of the transaction type used in the DDE Execute
INITIALIZESERVICE command. Enter up to 30 alphanumeric and hyphen
characters starting with a letter.
ServerClassOrGuardianProcess
Enter the name of the Pathway server class name or Guardian process name that
processes the transaction type defined by the ServiceName object. Guardian
process names may include an Expand node name (such as \ATHENS.$LOG).
MaxSendLength
Enter the maximum length in bytes of a message that will be sent to the Pathway
server class or Guardian process for this transaction type. The length is used to
allocate a buffer in the Tandem DDE Gateway.
The minimum send length is 0 (zero) bytes; the maximum is 31000 bytes. The
default value is 0 (zero).
DefaultSendLength
Enter the default number of bytes sent to the Pathway server class or Guardian
process when the DDE Execute SEND function is used.
The minimum send length is 0 (zero) bytes; the maximum is 31000 bytes. The
default value is the number of bytes you specified for the previous parameter
(MaxSendLength).
MaxReplyLength
Enter the maximum number of bytes that the reply message coming back from the
Pathway server class or Guardian process might contain. A value of zero will
cause the Tandem DDE Gateway to do a Guardian Write function (instead of a
Guardian WriteRead) when sending the message. The MaxReplyLength is used
by the Tandem DDE Gateway to allocate a message buffer. The minimum reply
length is 0 (zero) bytes; the maximum is 31000 bytes. The default value is 0 (zero).