Browse the events known to a BTS activity.
GETNEXT EVENT >>-GETNEXT--EVENT(data-area)--BROWSETOKEN(data-value)-----------> >--+----------------------+--+-----------------+----------------> '-COMPOSITE(data-area)-' '-EVENTTYPE(cvda)-' >--+------------------+--+-----------------+--------------------> '-FIRESTATUS(cvda)-' '-PREDICATE(cvda)-' >--+------------------+---------------------------------------->< '-TIMER(data-area)-'
Conditions: END, TOKENERR
Description
GETNEXT EVENT returns the attributes of the next event, or sub-event, that is within the scope of a BTS activity.
Options
- BROWSETOKEN(data-value)
- specifies, as a fullword binary value, a browse token returned on a previous STARTBROWSE EVENT command.
- COMPOSITE(data-area)
- returns, if the named event is a sub-event, the 16-character name of the composite event that it is part of.
- EVENT(data-area)
- returns the 16-character name of the next event. This may be:
- An atomic event. An atomic event returned on this command may or may not be a sub-event.
- A composite event.
- A system event.
- EVENTTYPE(cvda)
- indicates the type of the named event. CVDA values are:
- ACTIVITY
- Activity completion
- COMPOSITE
- Composite
- INPUT
- Input
- SYSTEM
- System
- TIMER
- Timer.
- FIRESTATUS(cvda)
- indicates the state of the named event. CVDA values are:
- FIRED
- The event has fired normally.
- NOTFIRED
- The event has not fired.
- PREDICATE(cvda)
- indicates, if the named event is composite, the Boolean operator applied
to its predicate. CVDA values are:
- AND
- The Boolean operator applied to the predicate is AND.
- OR
- The Boolean operator applied to the predicate is OR.
- TIMER(data-area)
- returns, if the named event is a timer event, the 16-character name of its associated timer.
Conditions
- 83 END
- RESP2 values:
- 2
- There are no more resource definitions of this type.
- 112 TOKENERR
- RESP2 values:
- 3
- The browse token is not valid.
