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What is an operator-initiated search?

z/OS Communications Server: SNA Network Implementation Guide
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An operator-initiated search performs all valid searches for the node, including the following searches:
  • Locally-attached subarea
  • Subarea networks attached through other interchange nodes
  • Broadcast
  • Cross-subnetwork
  • Local directory (directed search)
The operator-initiated search is started when a DISPLAY DIRECTRY, ID=resource_name, SCOPE=NSEARCH command is issued at a network node. The search returns all instances of the resource in the network. Unlike other searches, information returned by an operator-initiated search is not recorded in the directory services database.

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