GET_ATTRIBUTES

The GET_ATTRIBUTES verb returns the attributes of the conversation.

The following structure describes the verb control block used by the GET_ATTRIBUTES verb.

struct get_attributes {
    unsigned short   opcode;
    unsigned char    opext;
    unsigned char    reserv2;
    unsigned short   primary_rc;
    unsigned long    secondary_rc;
    unsigned char    tp_id[8];
    unsigned long    conv_id;
    unsigned char    reserv3;
    unsigned char    sync_level;
    unsigned char    mode_name[8];
    unsigned char    net_name[8];
    unsigned char    lu_name[8];
    unsigned char    lu_alias[8];
    unsigned char    plu_alias[8];
    unsigned char    plu_un_name[8];
    unsigned char    reserv4[2];
    unsigned char    fqplu_name[17];
    unsigned char    reserv5;
    unsigned char    user_id[10];
    unsigned long    conv_group_id;
    unsigned char    conv_corr_len;
    unsigned char    conv_corr[8];
    unsigned char    reserv6[13];
NOTE: The following fields are present when the high bit of opext is set (opext & AP_EXTD_VCB) != 0. 
    unsigned char    luw_id[26];
    unsigned char    sess_id[8];
};

Members

opcode
Supplied parameter. Specifies the verb operation code, AP_B_GET_ATTRIBUTES.
opext
Supplied parameter. Specifies the verb operation extension, AP_BASIC_CONVERSATION.
primary_rc
Returned parameter. Specifies the primary return code set by APPC at the completion of the verb. The valid return codes vary depending on the APPC verb issued. See Return Codes for valid error codes for this verb.
secondary_rc
Returned parameter. Specifies the secondary return code set by APPC at the completion of the verb. The valid return codes vary depending on the APPC verb issued. See Return Codes for valid error codes for this verb.
tp_id
Supplied parameter. Identifies the local TP. The value of this parameter is returned by TP_STARTED in the invoking TP or by RECEIVE_ALLOCATE in the invoked TP.
conv_id
Supplied parameter. Provides the conversation identifier. The value of this parameter is returned by ALLOCATE in the invoking TP or by RECEIVE_ALLOCATE in the invoked TP.
sync_level
Returned parameter. Specifies the level of synchronization processing for the conversation. This parameter determines whether the TPs can request confirmation of receipt of data and confirm receipt of data.
mode_name
Returned parameter. Specifies the name of a set of networking characteristics. It is a type A EBCDIC character string.
net_name
Returned parameter. Specifies the name of the SNA network containing the local LU used by this TP. It is a type A EBCDIC character string.
lu_name
Returned parameter. Provides the name of the local LU.
lu_alias
Returned parameter. Provides the alias by which the local LU is known to the local TP. It is an ASCII character string.
plu_alias
Returned parameter. Provides the alias by which the partner LU is known to the local TP. It is an ASCII character string.
plu_un_name
Returned parameter. Specifies the uninterpreted name of the partner LU — the name of the partner LU as defined to the system services control point (SSCP). It is a type AE EBCDIC character string. This parameter is returned only if the local LU is dependent.
fqplu_name
Returned parameter. Provides the fully qualified name of the partner LU. It is a type A EBCDIC character string. The field contains the network name, an EBCDIC period, and the partner-LU name.
user_id
Returned parameter. Specifies the user identifier sent by the invoking TP through ALLOCATE to access the invoked TP (if applicable). It is a type AE EBCDIC character string. The field contains the user identifier if the following conditions are true:

Otherwise, the field contains spaces.

conv_group_id
Returned parameter. Specifies the conversation group identifier for the session to which the conversation has been allocated. This is also returned on ALLOCATE and RECEIVE_ALLOCATE.
conv_corr_len
Returned parameter. Specifies the length of the conversation correlator identifier that is returned.
conv_corr
Returned parameter. Specifies the conversation correlator identifier (if any) that the source LU assigns to identify the conversation, which is unique for the source/partner LU pair. It is sent by the source LU on the allocation request.

Note  The following fields are present when the high bit of opext is set (opext & AP_EXTD_VCB) != 0.These fields are only present when when using Sync Point Level 2 support.

luw_id
Logical unit-of-work identifier.
sess_id
Session identifier.

Return Codes

ap_ok
Primary return code; the verb executed successfully.
ap_parameter_check
Primary return code; the verb did not execute because of a parameter error.
ap_bad_conv_id
Secondary return code; the value of conv_id did not match a conversation identifier assigned by APPC.
ap_bad_tp_id
Secondary return code; the value of tp_id did not match a TP identifier assigned by APPC.
ap_comm_subsystem_abended
Primary return code; indicates one of the following conditions:

The system administrator should examine the error log to determine the reason for the ABEND.

ap_conversation_type_mixed
Primary return code; the TP has issued both basic and mapped conversation verbs. Only one type can be issued in a single conversation.
ap_invalid_verb_segment
Primary return code; the VCB extended beyond the end of the data segment.
ap_stack_too_small
Primary return code; the stack size of the application is too small to execute the verb. Increase the stack size of your application.
ap_conv_busy
Primary return code; there can only be one outstanding conversation verb at a time on any conversation. This can occur if the local TP has multiple threads, and more than one thread is issuing APPC calls using the same conv_id.
ap_unexpected_dos_error
Primary return code; the operating system has returned an error to APPC while processing an APPC call from the local TP. The operating system return code is returned through the secondary_rc. It appears in Intel byte-swapped order. If the problem persists, consult the system administrator.

Remarks

The conversation can be in any state except RESET when the TP issues this verb.

There is no state change.