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Application program-to-application program with VR from intermediate host-to-SLU host

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There are three pacing stages for application program-to-application program with VR from an intermediate host to the SLU host connection. All three pacing stages use adaptive pacing. Figure 1 shows the pacing stages for this example. Stage x and stage y use adaptive pacing and stage z uses either adaptive or fixed pacing. Figure 1 shows the pacing stages for this example. See Table 1 and Table 2 for examples of the values used by VTAM® to set the pacing window values. Figure 1 shows the pacing stages for this example.
Figure 1. Application program-to-application program with VR from intermediate host-to-SLU host
Diagram that shows three pacing stages for application program-to-application program with VR from an intermediate host-to-SLU host connection.
Table 1 shows sample definition statement coding and corresponding windows when data flows from the PLU to the SLU.
Table 1. Application program-to-application program with VR from intermediate host-to-SLU host—PLU to SLU flow

SRCVPAC
MODEENT
macro

VPACING
APPL definition
statement (SLU)

Send window
stage x

Send window
stage y

Send window
stage z

0

0

7

128

32767

0

7

7

7

7

50

n/a

50

50

50

Table 2 shows sample definition statement coding and corresponding windows when data flows from the SLU to the PLU.
Table 2. Application program-to-application program with VR from intermediate host-to-SLU host—SLU to PLU flow

SSNDPAC
MODEENT
macro

VPACING
APPL
definition
statement
(PLU)

VR window
VRPWSxx

Send window
stage x

Send window
stage y

Send window
stage z

0

n/a

(128,255)

32767

128

255

50

7

n/a

7

7

7

50

0

(128,255)

32767

128

255

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