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Stream Control Network Job Entry (NJE) Formats and Protocols SA32-0988-00 |
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This topic describes the multi-leaving functions of NJE. After NJE records are placed into transmission buffers, the buffers are sent in a stream to a remote node. Each buffer begins with a 2-byte RCB/SCRB control field that defines the stream (SYSIN 1-7 or SYSOUT 1-7) to which this packet belongs. BSC and CTC packets begin with a BCB and two FCS bytes. The first SCB (compressed data) follows the RCB/SRCB field. Because SNA packets are compressed after you append the RCB/SRCB, the RCB/SRCB is only a logical beginning: the packet on the link really begins with an SNA SCB byte. NJE protocols support two features of file transmission to expedite the
flow of multiple files in each direction and minimize delays:
The following notes any differences in multi-leaving between the protocols
when performing the following tasks:
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