Figure 1 depicts SLU-initiated
session flows for the alias selection function; it indicates when
the alias selection function is invoked and for what reason. The numbers
correspond to the descriptions after the figure.
Figure 1. SLU-initiated session for alias
selection
- VTAM® passes the
DLU alias name, the OLU real name, the associated LU real names, and
the logon mode and COS names as known in the OLU's network. The alias
selection function has the option of returning the DLU real name,
the network ID of the DLU real name, the owning SSCP of the DLU,
the OLU and associated LU alias names as known in the DLU network,
and the logon mode and COS names as known in the DLU network.
- Same description as number 1.
- VTAM passes the DLU alias
name. The alias selection function has the option of returning the
DLU real name, the network ID of the DLU real name, and the owning
SSCP of the DLU.
- VTAM requests translations
from NETA to NETC for the OLU alias name and the logon mode name. VTAM also requests the name of
the SSCP that owns the DLU.
- This invocation is identical to number 3 except that no request
is made for the owning SSCP.
- VTAM drives the
session management exit routine to translate the COS name from NETC
to NETB.
- Same description as number 6.