RUI_BID
The RUI_BID verb notifies the RUI application that a message is waiting to be read using RUI_READ.
The following structure describes the LUA_COMMON member of the VCB used by RUI_BID.
struct LUA_COMMON {
unsigned short lua_verb;
unsigned short lua_verb_length;
unsigned short lua_prim_rc;
unsigned long lua_sec_rc;
unsigned short lua_opcode;
unsigned long lua_correlator;
unsigned char lua_luname[8];
unsigned short lua_extension_list_offset;
unsigned short lua_cobol_offset;
unsigned long lua_sid;
unsigned short lua_max_length;
unsigned short lua_data_length;
char FAR * lua_data_ptr;
unsigned long lua_post_handle;
struct LUA_TH lua_th;
struct LUA_RH lua_rh;
struct LUA_FLAG1 lua_flag1;
unsigned char lua_message_type;
struct LUA_FLAG2 lua_flag2;
unsigned char lua_resv56[7];
unsigned char lua_encr_decr_option;
};
The following union describes the LUA_SPECIFIC member of the VCB used by RUI_BID. Other union members are omitted for clarity.
union LUA_SPECIFIC {
unsigned char lua_peek_data[12];
};
Members
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lua_verb
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Supplied parameter. Contains the verb code, LUA_VERB_RUI for RUI verbs.
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lua_verb_length
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Supplied parameter. Specifies the length in bytes of the LUA VCB. It must contain the length of the verb record being issued.
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lua_prim_rc
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Primary return code set by LUA at the completion of the verb. The valid return codes vary depending on the LUA verb issued.
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lua_sec_rc
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Secondary return code set by LUA at the completion of the verb. The valid return codes vary depending on the LUA verb issued.
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lua_opcode
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Supplied parameter. Contains the LUA command code (verb operation code) for the verb to be issued, LUA_OPCODE_RUI_BID.
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lua_correlator
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Supplied parameter. Contains a user-supplied value that links the verb with other user-supplied information. LUA does not use or change this information. This parameter is optional.
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lua_luname
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Supplied parameter. Specifies the ASCII name of the local LU used by the Windows LUA session.
RUI_BID only requires this parameter if lua_sid is zero.
This parameter is eight bytes long, padded on the right with spaces (0x20) if the name is shorter than eight characters.
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lua_extension_list_offset
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Not used by RUI in Microsoft® SNA Server and should be set to zero.
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lua_cobol_offset
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Not used by LUA in SNA Server and should be zero.
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lua_sid
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Supplied parameter. Specifies the session identifier and is returned by SLI_OPEN and RUI_INIT. Other verbs use this parameter to identify the session used for the command. If other verbs use the lua_luname parameter to identify sessions, set the lua_sid parameter to zero.
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lua_max_length
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Not used by RUI_BID and should be set to zero.
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lua_data_length
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Returned parameter. Specifies the length of data returned in lua_peek_data for RUI_BID.
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lua_data_ptr
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Pointer to the application-supplied buffer that contains the data to be sent for SLI_SEND and RUI_WRITE or that will receive data for SLI_RECEIVE and RUI_READ. For other RUI and SLI verbs, this parameter is not used and should be set to zero.
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lua_post_handle
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Supplied parameter. Used under Microsoft® Windows NT® and Microsoft® Windows® 95 if asynchronous notification is to be accomplished by events. This variable contains the handle of the event to be signaled or a window handle.
For all other environments, this parameter is reserved and should be set to zero.
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lua_th
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Returned parameter. Contains the SNA transmission header (TH) of the message received. Various subparameters are set for write functions and returned for read and bid functions. Its subparameters are as follows:
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lua_th.flags_fid
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Format identification type 2, four bits.
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lua_th.flags_mpf
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Segmenting mapping field, two bits. Defines the type of data segment. The following values are valid:
0x00Middle segment
0x04Last segment
0x08First segment
0x0COnly segment
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lua_th.flags_odai
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Originating address field–destination address field (OAF–DAF) assignor indicator, one bit.
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lua_th.flags_efi
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Expedited flow indicator, one bit.
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lua_th.daf
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Destination address field (DAF), an unsigned char.
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lua_th.oaf
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Originating address field (OAF), an unsigned char.
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lua_th.snf
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Sequence number field, an unsigned char[2].
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lua_rh
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Returned parameter. Contains the SNA request/response header (RH) of the message sent or received. It is set for the write function and returned by the read and bid functions. Its subparameters are as follows:
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lua_rh.rri
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Request-response indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.ruc
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RU category, two bits. The following values are valid:
LUA_RH_FMD (0x00)FM data segment
LUA_RH_NC (0x20)Network control
LUA_RH_DFC (0x40)Data flow control
LUA_RH_SC (0x60)Session control
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lua_rh.fi
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Format indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.sdi
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Sense data included indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.bci
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Begin chain indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.eci
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End chain indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.dr1i
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Definite response 1 indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.dr2i
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Definite response 2 indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.ri
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Exception response indicator (for a request), or response type indicator (for a response), one bit.
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lua_rh.qri
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Queued response indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.pi
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Pacing indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.bbi
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Begin bracket indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.ebi
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End bracket indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.cdi
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Change direction indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.csi
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Code selection indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.edi
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Enciphered data indicator, one bit.
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lua_rh.pdi
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Padded data indicator, one bit.
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lua_flag1
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Supplied parameter. Contains a data structure containing flags for messages supplied by the application. Its subparameters are as follows:
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lua_flag1.bid_enable
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Bid enable indicator, one bit.
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lua_flag1.close_abend
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Close immediate indicator, one bit.
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lua_flag1.nowait
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No wait for data flag, one bit.
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lua_flag1.sscp_exp
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SSCP expedited flow, one bit.
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lua_flag1.sscp_norm
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SSCP normal flow, one bit.
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lua_flag1.lu_exp
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LU expedited flow, one bit.
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lua_flag1.lu_norm
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LU normal flow, one bit.
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lua_message_type
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Returned parameter. Specifies the type of SNA message indicated to RUI_BID. Possible values are:
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_LU_DATA
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_SSCP_DATA
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_BID
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_BIND
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_BIS
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_CANCEL
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_CHASE
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_CLEAR
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_CRV
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_LUSTAT_LU
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_LUSTAT_SSCP
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_QC
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_QEC
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_RELQ
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_RQR
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_RTR
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_SBI
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_SHUTD
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_SIGNAL
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_SDT
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_STSN
LUA_MESSAGE_TYPE_UNBIND
The SLI receives and responds to the bind, crv, and stsn requests through the LUA interface extension routines.
lu_data, lustat_lu, lustat_sscp, and sscp_data are not SNA commands.
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lua_flag2
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Returned parameter. Contains flags for messages returned by LUA. Its subparameters are as follows:
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lua_flag2.bid_enable
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Indicates that RUI_BID was successfully re-enabled if set to 1.
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lua_flag2.async
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Indicates that the LUA interface verb completed asynchronously if set to 1.
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lua_flag2.sscp_exp
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Indicates SSCP expedited flow if set to 1.
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lua_flag2.sscp_norm
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Indicates SSCP normal flow if set to 1.
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lua_flag2.lu_exp
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Indicates LU expedited flow if set to 1.
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lua_flag2.lu_norm
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Indicates LU normal flow if set to 1.
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lua_resv56
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Reserved and should be set to zero.
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lua_encr_decr_option
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Reserved and should be set to zero.
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lua_peek_data
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The union member of LUA_SPECIFIC used by the RUI_BID and SLI_BID verbs. Returned parameter. Contains up to 12 bytes of the data waiting to be read.
Return Codes
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lua_ok
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Primary return code; the verb executed successfully.
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lua_canceled
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Primary return code; the verb did not complete successfully because it was canceled by another verb.
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lua_terminated
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Secondary return code; RUI_TERM was issued while this verb was pending.
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LUA_PARAMETER_CHECK
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Primary return code; the verb did not execute because of a parameter error.
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LUA_BAD_SESSION_ID
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Secondary return code; an invalid value for lua_sid was specified in the VCB.
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LUA_BID_ALREADY_ENABLED
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Secondary return code; RUI_BID was rejected because a previous RUI_BID was already outstanding. Only one RUI_BID can be outstanding at any one time.
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LUA_INVALID_POST_HANDLE
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Secondary return code; for a Windows NT or Windows 95 system using events as the asynchronous posting method, the Windows LUA VCB does not contain a valid event handle.
For a Windows version 3.x system, the Windows LUA VCB does not contain the valid procedure address returned by the MakeProcInstance command.
For OS/2, the Windows LUA VCB does not contain a valid semaphore or queue handle, which is needed when the verb completes asynchronously.
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LUA_RESERVED_FIELD_NOT_ZERO
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Secondary return code; a reserved field in the verb record, or a parameter not used by this verb, was set to a nonzero value.
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LUA_VERB_LENGTH_INVALID
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Secondary return code; an LUA verb was issued with the value of lua_verb_length unexpected by LUA.
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LUA_STATE_CHECK
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Primary return code; the verb did not execute because it was issued in an invalid state.
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LUA_NO_RUI_SESSION
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Secondary return code; RUI_INIT has not yet completed successfully for the LU name specified on this verb.
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LUA_UNSUCCESSFUL
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Primary return code; the verb record supplied was valid, but the verb did not complete successfully.
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LUA_INVALID_PROCESS
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Secondary return code; the process that issued this verb was not the same process that issued RUI_INIT for this session. Only the process that started a session can issue verbs on that session.
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LUA_NEGATIVE_RSP
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Primary return code; LUA detected an error in the data received from the host. Instead of passing the received message to the application on RUI_READ, LUA discards the message (and the rest of the chain if it is in a chain), and sends a negative response to the host.
LUA informs the application on a subsequent RUI_READ or RUI_BID that a negative response was sent.
The secondary return code contains the sense code sent to the host on the negative response. See SNA Considerations for information on interpreting the sense code values that can be returned.
A zero secondary return code indicates that, following a previous RUI_WRITE of a negative response to a message in the middle of a chain, LUA has now received and discarded all messages from this chain.
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LUA_COMM_SUBSYSTEM_ABENDED
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Primary return code; indicates one of the following conditions:
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The node used by this conversation encountered an ABEND.
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The connection between the TP and the PU 2.1 node has been broken (a LAN error).
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The SnaBase at the TP's computer encountered an ABEND.
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LUA_SESSION_FAILURE
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Primary return code; a required SNA Server component has terminated.
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LUA_LU_COMPONENT_DISCONNECTED
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Secondary return code; indicates that the LUA session has failed because of a problem with the link service or with the host LU.
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LUA_RUI_LOGIC_ERROR
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Secondary return code; an internal error was detected within LUA. This error should not occur during normal operation.
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LUA_INVALID_VERB
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Primary return code; either the verb code or the operation code, or both, is invalid. The verb did not execute.
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LUA_STACK_TOO_SMALL
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Primary return code; the stack size of the application is too small to execute the verb. Increase the stack size of your application.
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LUA_COMM_SUBSYSTEM_NOT_LOADED
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Primary return code; a required component could not be loaded or has terminated while processing the verb. Thus, communication could not take place. Contact the system administrator for corrective action.
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LUA_UNEXPECTED_DOS_ERROR
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Primary return code; after issuing an operating system call, an unexpected operating system return code was received and is specified in the secondary return code.
Remarks
RUI_BID is used by applications that require notification that a message is waiting to be read. This allows the application to determine how it will handle the message before issuing RUI_READ.
When a message is available, RUI_BID returns with details of the message flow on which it was received, the message type, the TH and RH of the message, and up to 12 bytes of message data.
The main difference between RUI_BID and RUI_READ is that RUI_BID allows the application to check the data without removing it from the incoming message queue, so it can be left and accessed later. RUI_READ removes the message from the queue, so when the application reads the data it must also process it.
Note the following when using RUI_BID:
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RUI_INIT must complete successfully before this verb is issued.
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Only one RUI_BID can be outstanding at any one time.
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After RUI_BID has completed successfully, it can be reissued by setting lua_flag1.bid_enable on a subsequent RUI_READ. If the verb is reissued in this way, the application must not free or modify the storage associated with the RUI_BID record.
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If a message arrives from the host when RUI_READ and RUI_BID are both outstanding, RUI_READ completes and RUI_BID is left in progress.
Each message that arrives is bid only once. After RUI_BID indicates that data is waiting on a particular session flow, the application issues RUI_READ to receive the data. Any subsequent RUI_BID does not report data arriving on that session flow until the message that was bid has been accepted by issuing RUI_READ.
In general, the lua_data_length parameter returned on this verb indicates only the length of data in lua_peek_data, not the total length of data on the waiting message (except when a value of less than 12 is returned). The application should ensure that the data length on RUI_READ that accepts the data is sufficient to contain the message.
See Also
RUI_INIT, RUI_READ, RUI_TERM, RUI_WRITE, SLI_OPEN