The Status-RTM message provides the application with information on the Response Time Monitor (RTM) measurement parameters used by the host. This allows the application to match its local display of RTM statistics, if it provides such a display, with the statistics used by the host. It flows from the node to the application and is used with an SSCP connection.
See Response Time Monitor Data for further details.
struct Status-RTM {
PTRBFHDR nxtqptr;
PTRBFELT hdreptr;
CHAR numelts;
CHAR msgtype;
CHAR srcl;
CHAR srcp;
INTEGER srci;
CHAR destl;
CHAR destp;
INTEGER desti;
CHAR sfhdr.strtmhdr.rtmstat;
CHAR sfhdr.strtmhdr.strbndry;
CHAR sfhdr.strtmhdr.strcount;
CHAR sthdr.strtmhdr.strtmdef;
CHAR strtmhdr.strtmact;
CHAR strtmhdr.strtmdsp;
};
Element
struct Status-RTM {
PTRBFELT hdreptr->elteptr;
INTEGER hdreptr->startd;
INTEGER hdreptr->endd;
CHAR hdreptr->trpad;
CHAR[268] hdreptr->dataru;
};
0x00 - No RTM boundaries follow in element.
0x01 - RTM boundaries follow in element.
0x00 - No RTM counters follow in element.
0x01 - RTM counters follow in element.
0x00 - No change: use last received definition.
0x01 - Timers run until first data is written to screen.
0x02 - Timers run until keyboard is unlocked.
0x03 - Timers run until application can send (CD or EB received).
0x00 - not active
0x01 - active
0x00 - disabled
0x01 - enabled
Element
0x0000 - no boundaries included
m - number of boundaries included
0x0000 - no counters included
n - number of counters included