z/OS Communications Server: SNA Diagnosis Vol 1, Techniques and Procedures
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Normal data transfer (X-side) for nonblocking protocols

z/OS Communications Server: SNA Diagnosis Vol 1, Techniques and Procedures
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Figure 1 shows the data areas associated with the X-side of a normal data transfer channel program for nonblocking protocols.

 
 
Sequence

 
 
CCW

Command
code
(hex)

 
 
Flags

 
 
Address

 
Byte
count

1 WCTL

17/
14

CC,SLI Zero 1
Note: WCTL is used when this host is initiating a write operation. SCB is used when this host is responding to an attention (because the other host has data that it wants this host to read).
2 TIC 08 WRITE CCW
3 Write 01 CC,SLI XCNOCTL 8
4 TIC

Write
:
:

08

01

CC,SLI
(CD)

WRITE CCW

Buffer

Length of data in this buffer

5

Write
:
:
Write

01
 
01

CC,SLI,
(CD)
 
CC,SLI

Buffer
 
 
Buffer

Length of data in this buffer

Length of data in this buffer

           
6 TIC 08 READ CCW
7 Read 02 CC,SLI XCNICTL 8
8 TIC 08 READ CCW
  Read 02 CC,SLI Address of Data Length of data in this buffer
9

TIC
:
:
Read

08
 
 
02


 
 
CC,SLI

READ CCW
 
 
Address of Data

Length of data in this buffer

  TIC 08 WRITE CCW
10 Write 01 CC,SLI XCNOVTXT 4
Figure 1. Data areas used for normal data transfer (X-side) nonblocking
Diagram that shows the data areas associated with the X-side of a normal data transfer channel program for nonblocking protocols.

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