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Kashiefa
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Tue Nov 02, 2004 12:11 pm Post subject:
HIS PRINTING |
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We use a package called Lognet instead of using the SNA Print service.
(The reason been that when using SNA Print, it would print only till
about half of the page and not complete the whole line. Also it would
add a blank page after every page we printed.)
The printers on HIS are created as Application LU (LUA) sessions and
are defined in Lognet as Printers and LUA as the logical Unit. From
Lognet we print either directly to IP or to the UNC path. The problem
is that the printers are continuously going into an UNBIND state on
Lognet and a SSCP state on HIS.The whole Printer connection then has
to be stopped on HIS and Lognet and reacquired on the mainframe.
The weird thing is that this worked on a server with the exact same
settings but now that we have it in production, it is causing this
problem.
PLEASE HELP |
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Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]
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Wed Nov 03, 2004 10:57 pm Post subject:
RE: HIS PRINTING |
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If the session ins getting unbound, I would take a look at the datastream
to determine A) Who is sending the UNBIND request, and; B) what is
happening preceeding the UNBIND being sent.
You can use the SNA tracing to capture traces. (In the SNA Manager, go to
Tools / Trace Initiator).
Are there any events being logged to the Applicaiton Event Log on the HIS
2000 Server when this is occurring?
If you need any assistance in getting these traces set up, or reviewing the
traces, feel free to open a case with Microsoft Support and someone will be
more than happy to assist you in this.
#############################
#Jeremy "Rem" Remlinger, MSCE
#SNA/HIS Engineer
#Microsoft
#
#This posting is provided
#'AS IS' with no warranties,
#and confers no rights.
#© 2004 Microsoft Corporation
#All rights reserved.
#############################
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We use a package called Lognet instead of using the SNA Print service.
(The reason been that when using SNA Print, it would print only till
about half of the page and not complete the whole line. Also it would
add a blank page after every page we printed.)
The printers on HIS are created as Application LU (LUA) sessions and
are defined in Lognet as Printers and LUA as the logical Unit. From
Lognet we print either directly to IP or to the UNC path. The problem
is that the printers are continuously going into an UNBIND state on
Lognet and a SSCP state on HIS.The whole Printer connection then has
to be stopped on HIS and Lognet and reacquired on the mainframe.
The weird thing is that this worked on a server with the exact same
settings but now that we have it in production, it is causing this
problem.
PLEASE HELP |
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Kashiefa
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Thu Nov 04, 2004 11:38 am Post subject:
RE: HIS PRINTING |
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Thanx for replying Jeremy
Nothing is been written to the Event Viewer. Lognet have asked me to put a
trace on as well - I am tracing tn3270 messages and LUA-api - is this
sufficient?
I have also asked the Mainframe techies to check their side to see what is
happening. The funny thing is, I have set up two other servers (on a
different network) and they do the same thing - all three are connected to a
HIS server over the WAN - all three using different dlc's though. Also,
sometimes they unbind at the same time and sometimes not. And the last thing,
There are a total of 15 LUA Printers but only the 4 busiest seem to be doing
this.
"Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]" wrote:
| Quote: | If the session ins getting unbound, I would take a look at the datastream
to determine A) Who is sending the UNBIND request, and; B) what is
happening preceeding the UNBIND being sent.
You can use the SNA tracing to capture traces. (In the SNA Manager, go to
Tools / Trace Initiator).
Are there any events being logged to the Applicaiton Event Log on the HIS
2000 Server when this is occurring?
If you need any assistance in getting these traces set up, or reviewing the
traces, feel free to open a case with Microsoft Support and someone will be
more than happy to assist you in this.
#############################
#Jeremy "Rem" Remlinger, MSCE
#SNA/HIS Engineer
#Microsoft
#
#This posting is provided
#'AS IS' with no warranties,
#and confers no rights.
#© 2004 Microsoft Corporation
#All rights reserved.
#############################
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We use a package called Lognet instead of using the SNA Print service.
(The reason been that when using SNA Print, it would print only till
about half of the page and not complete the whole line. Also it would
add a blank page after every page we printed.)
The printers on HIS are created as Application LU (LUA) sessions and
are defined in Lognet as Printers and LUA as the logical Unit. From
Lognet we print either directly to IP or to the UNC path. The problem
is that the printers are continuously going into an UNBIND state on
Lognet and a SSCP state on HIS.The whole Printer connection then has
to be stopped on HIS and Lognet and reacquired on the mainframe.
The weird thing is that this worked on a server with the exact same
settings but now that we have it in production, it is causing this
problem.
PLEASE HELP
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Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]
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Thu Nov 04, 2004 11:15 pm Post subject:
RE: HIS PRINTING |
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Most likely something is throwing an error along the way, and is causing
the session to get unbound and cleaned up. A trace is going to be the only
way to see exactly what is happening.
TN3270 is only going to capture the datastream if you are using hte TN3270
Service, and your cient is using Telnet to talk to the HIS 2000 Server.
The LUA interface trace is only going to show us what calls are being made
by the applicaiton to the LUA interface, annd will not be a usefull here to
diagnose the issue.
The Trace that will be the most important is the SnaServer trace.
1) Open the SNA Trace Console.
2) In the list of trace items, highlight 'SnaServer'
3) Click Properties
4) On the Message trace tab, select Data Link Control
Once the problem has occurred, you can view the trace file with the Trace
Viewer.
#############################
#Jeremy "Rem" Remlinger, MSCE
#SNA/HIS Engineer
#Microsoft
#
#This posting is provided
#'AS IS' with no warranties,
#and confers no rights.
#© 2004 Microsoft Corporation
#All rights reserved.
#############################
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Thanx for replying Jeremy
Nothing is been written to the Event Viewer. Lognet have asked me to put a
trace on as well - I am tracing tn3270 messages and LUA-api - is this
sufficient?
I have also asked the Mainframe techies to check their side to see what is
happening. The funny thing is, I have set up two other servers (on a
different network) and they do the same thing - all three are connected to
a
HIS server over the WAN - all three using different dlc's though. Also,
sometimes they unbind at the same time and sometimes not. And the last
thing,
There are a total of 15 LUA Printers but only the 4 busiest seem to be
doing
this.
"Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]" wrote:
| Quote: | If the session ins getting unbound, I would take a look at the datastream
to determine A) Who is sending the UNBIND request, and; B) what is
happening preceeding the UNBIND being sent.
You can use the SNA tracing to capture traces. (In the SNA Manager, go to
Tools / Trace Initiator).
Are there any events being logged to the Applicaiton Event Log on the HIS
2000 Server when this is occurring?
If you need any assistance in getting these traces set up, or reviewing
the
traces, feel free to open a case with Microsoft Support and someone will
be
more than happy to assist you in this.
#############################
#Jeremy "Rem" Remlinger, MSCE
#SNA/HIS Engineer
#Microsoft
#
#This posting is provided
#'AS IS' with no warranties,
#and confers no rights.
#© 2004 Microsoft Corporation
#All rights reserved.
#############################
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From: kashiefah@lekana.co.za (Kashiefa)
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.hiserver.general
Subject: HIS PRINTING
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We use a package called Lognet instead of using the SNA Print service.
(The reason been that when using SNA Print, it would print only till
about half of the page and not complete the whole line. Also it would
add a blank page after every page we printed.)
The printers on HIS are created as Application LU (LUA) sessions and
are defined in Lognet as Printers and LUA as the logical Unit. From
Lognet we print either directly to IP or to the UNC path. The problem
is that the printers are continuously going into an UNBIND state on
Lognet and a SSCP state on HIS.The whole Printer connection then has
to be stopped on HIS and Lognet and reacquired on the mainframe.
The weird thing is that this worked on a server with the exact same
settings but now that we have it in production, it is causing this
problem.
PLEASE HELP
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kashiefa
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Fri Nov 05, 2004 1:35 pm Post subject:
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Thanx for all ur help Jeremy
I done the trace and i definately can see an UNBIND command in it. Is this
comand definately coming from the mainframe? Is the no settings on HIS that
can trigger this or better still, totally ignore this command?
I have got the mainframe techies involved as well.
many thanx once again.
"Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]" wrote:
| Quote: | Most likely something is throwing an error along the way, and is causing
the session to get unbound and cleaned up. A trace is going to be the only
way to see exactly what is happening.
TN3270 is only going to capture the datastream if you are using hte TN3270
Service, and your cient is using Telnet to talk to the HIS 2000 Server.
The LUA interface trace is only going to show us what calls are being made
by the applicaiton to the LUA interface, annd will not be a usefull here to
diagnose the issue.
The Trace that will be the most important is the SnaServer trace.
1) Open the SNA Trace Console.
2) In the list of trace items, highlight 'SnaServer'
3) Click Properties
4) On the Message trace tab, select Data Link Control
Once the problem has occurred, you can view the trace file with the Trace
Viewer.
#############################
#Jeremy "Rem" Remlinger, MSCE
#SNA/HIS Engineer
#Microsoft
#
#This posting is provided
#'AS IS' with no warranties,
#and confers no rights.
#© 2004 Microsoft Corporation
#All rights reserved.
#############################
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Thanx for replying Jeremy
Nothing is been written to the Event Viewer. Lognet have asked me to put a
trace on as well - I am tracing tn3270 messages and LUA-api - is this
sufficient?
I have also asked the Mainframe techies to check their side to see what is
happening. The funny thing is, I have set up two other servers (on a
different network) and they do the same thing - all three are connected to
a
HIS server over the WAN - all three using different dlc's though. Also,
sometimes they unbind at the same time and sometimes not. And the last
thing,
There are a total of 15 LUA Printers but only the 4 busiest seem to be
doing
this.
"Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]" wrote:
If the session ins getting unbound, I would take a look at the datastream
to determine A) Who is sending the UNBIND request, and; B) what is
happening preceeding the UNBIND being sent.
You can use the SNA tracing to capture traces. (In the SNA Manager, go to
Tools / Trace Initiator).
Are there any events being logged to the Applicaiton Event Log on the HIS
2000 Server when this is occurring?
If you need any assistance in getting these traces set up, or reviewing
the
traces, feel free to open a case with Microsoft Support and someone will
be
more than happy to assist you in this.
#############################
#Jeremy "Rem" Remlinger, MSCE
#SNA/HIS Engineer
#Microsoft
#
#This posting is provided
#'AS IS' with no warranties,
#and confers no rights.
#© 2004 Microsoft Corporation
#All rights reserved.
#############################
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From: kashiefah@lekana.co.za (Kashiefa)
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Subject: HIS PRINTING
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We use a package called Lognet instead of using the SNA Print service.
(The reason been that when using SNA Print, it would print only till
about half of the page and not complete the whole line. Also it would
add a blank page after every page we printed.)
The printers on HIS are created as Application LU (LUA) sessions and
are defined in Lognet as Printers and LUA as the logical Unit. From
Lognet we print either directly to IP or to the UNC path. The problem
is that the printers are continuously going into an UNBIND state on
Lognet and a SSCP state on HIS.The whole Printer connection then has
to be stopped on HIS and Lognet and reacquired on the mainframe.
The weird thing is that this worked on a server with the exact same
settings but now that we have it in production, it is causing this
problem.
PLEASE HELP
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Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]
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Fri Nov 05, 2004 11:21 pm Post subject:
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There's a bit more to it than that. UNBIND is a normal piece of session
flow for 3270 communication. What we are looking for is what is happening
leading up to this that is causing the UNBIND to flow.
(NOTE: The following information is *only* for a SnaServer, Message trace
with *ONLY* Data Link Control turned on)
First of all, you will notice that for each frame, there is a header like
this:
----------------------------------------------- 22:35:27.0407
05160000->01020301 DLC DATA
DAF:35 OAF:01 ODAI:off Normal BBIU
RQD FMD BC EC DR1 EB
First of all, notice the line:
05160000->01020301
This indicates the direction. The number that starts with '01' is always
the Host Integration Server. In this instance, the packet is coming from
the mainframe, to the Host Integration Server. You can use this to see
what side is sending the Unbind.
The second line indicates the LU that is being communicated over. the LU
number is in HEX.
In this example, we are recieving a frame of data FROM the mainframe, over
LU#53 (53 = '0x35' in HEX).
Once you have determined what side has sent the UNBIND, then you will need
to determine WHY that it was sent, by following that LU number backwards in
the trace, and seeing what was happening prior to that being sent. If the
Host Integration Server was sending the UNBIND more traces will be needed
ot see what the Client appliaction was doing at the time to cause the
UNBIND to be sent.
If you need furhter assistance in taking/reading these traces, feel free to
open a support issue with our support team, and we will be more than happy
to assst you in diagnosing this issue further.
#############################
#Jeremy "Rem" Remlinger, MSCE
#SNA/HIS Engineer
#Microsoft
#
#This posting is provided
#'AS IS' with no warranties,
#and confers no rights.
#© 2004 Microsoft Corporation
#All rights reserved.
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Thanx for all ur help Jeremy
I done the trace and i definately can see an UNBIND command in it. Is this
comand definately coming from the mainframe? Is the no settings on HIS
that
can trigger this or better still, totally ignore this command?
I have got the mainframe techies involved as well.
many thanx once again.
"Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]" wrote:
| Quote: | Most likely something is throwing an error along the way, and is causing
the session to get unbound and cleaned up. A trace is going to be the
only
way to see exactly what is happening.
TN3270 is only going to capture the datastream if you are using hte
TN3270
Service, and your cient is using Telnet to talk to the HIS 2000 Server.
The LUA interface trace is only going to show us what calls are being
made
by the applicaiton to the LUA interface, annd will not be a usefull here
to
diagnose the issue.
The Trace that will be the most important is the SnaServer trace.
1) Open the SNA Trace Console.
2) In the list of trace items, highlight 'SnaServer'
3) Click Properties
4) On the Message trace tab, select Data Link Control
Once the problem has occurred, you can view the trace file with the Trace
Viewer.
#############################
#Jeremy "Rem" Remlinger, MSCE
#SNA/HIS Engineer
#Microsoft
#
#This posting is provided
#'AS IS' with no warranties,
#and confers no rights.
#© 2004 Microsoft Corporation
#All rights reserved.
#############################
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Thanx for replying Jeremy
Nothing is been written to the Event Viewer. Lognet have asked me to put
a
trace on as well - I am tracing tn3270 messages and LUA-api - is this
sufficient?
I have also asked the Mainframe techies to check their side to see what
is
happening. The funny thing is, I have set up two other servers (on a
different network) and they do the same thing - all three are connected
to
a
HIS server over the WAN - all three using different dlc's though. Also,
sometimes they unbind at the same time and sometimes not. And the last
thing,
There are a total of 15 LUA Printers but only the 4 busiest seem to be
doing
this.
"Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]" wrote:
If the session ins getting unbound, I would take a look at the
datastream
to determine A) Who is sending the UNBIND request, and; B) what is
happening preceeding the UNBIND being sent.
You can use the SNA tracing to capture traces. (In the SNA Manager, go
to
Tools / Trace Initiator).
Are there any events being logged to the Applicaiton Event Log on the
HIS
2000 Server when this is occurring?
If you need any assistance in getting these traces set up, or reviewing
the
traces, feel free to open a case with Microsoft Support and someone
will
be
more than happy to assist you in this.
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From: kashiefah@lekana.co.za (Kashiefa)
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Subject: HIS PRINTING
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We use a package called Lognet instead of using the SNA Print service.
(The reason been that when using SNA Print, it would print only till
about half of the page and not complete the whole line. Also it would
add a blank page after every page we printed.)
The printers on HIS are created as Application LU (LUA) sessions and
are defined in Lognet as Printers and LUA as the logical Unit. From
Lognet we print either directly to IP or to the UNC path. The problem
is that the printers are continuously going into an UNBIND state on
Lognet and a SSCP state on HIS.The whole Printer connection then has
to be stopped on HIS and Lognet and reacquired on the mainframe.
The weird thing is that this worked on a server with the exact same
settings but now that we have it in production, it is causing this
problem.
PLEASE HELP
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thanx a mil jeremy
here is my first unbind i recieved: therefore if i am right the lu is 252?
DLC ---- Element at address 01B9699C, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC 4B8000C1 <K..A >
DLC
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTC +RSP DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 1 elements ----
DLC 01010100 00012D00 FC010001 0100B80F <......-.........>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B9699C, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC CB8000C1 <...A >
DLC
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Exp.
DLC UNBIND RQD SC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 1 elements ----
DLC 01010100 00012D00 FC0147F5 0100B80F <......-...G5....>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B9699C, start 10, end 14 ----
DLC 6B800032 01 <k..2. >
DLC
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DLC 01020101->05160080 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:01 OAF:FC ODAI:off Exp.
DLC UNBIND +RSP SC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 011961C0, 1 elements ----
DLC 00000000 00002D00 01FC47F5 0100B417 <......-...G5....>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B8EC24, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC EB800032 <...2 >
DLC
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:00 ODAI:off Normal
DLC RQD FMD BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01197FD0, 7 elements ----
DLC 00000000 00002C00 FC000014 0100B80F <......,.........>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B9650C, start 10, end 268 ---- |
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Yes '0xFC' = LU#252.
However, you will need to go back furhter in the trace to see what is
happening to cause the SHUTC to be sent. This snippet of trace is already
half-way through being shut down. You should go back probably 5-6 frames
to see why this secuence is occurring.
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thanx a mil jeremy
here is my first unbind i recieved: therefore if i am right the lu is 252?
DLC ---- Element at address 01B9699C, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC 4B8000C1 <K..A >
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTC +RSP DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 1 elements ----
DLC 01010100 00012D00 FC010001 0100B80F <......-.........>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B9699C, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC CB8000C1 <...A >
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Exp.
DLC UNBIND RQD SC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 1 elements ----
DLC 01010100 00012D00 FC0147F5 0100B80F <......-...G5....>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B9699C, start 10, end 14 ----
DLC 6B800032 01 <k..2. >
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DLC 01020101->05160080 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:01 OAF:FC ODAI:off Exp.
DLC UNBIND +RSP SC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 011961C0, 1 elements ----
DLC 00000000 00002D00 01FC47F5 0100B417 <......-...G5....>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B8EC24, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC EB800032 <...2 >
DLC
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----
DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:00 ODAI:off Normal
DLC RQD FMD BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01197FD0, 7 elements ----
DLC 00000000 00002C00 FC000014 0100B80F <......,.........>
DLC
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Hi Jeremy
It looks like the mainframe first sends a rqe fmd (?) command and then a shutd
Here is the beginning of the trace.
DLC CBD258B8 75F17C37 1B423E08 3FC98CF7 <.KX.u1|7.B>.?I.7>
DLC D87E90AA 5D029344 D740CCE7 05D68FC9 <Q~..].lDP@.X.O.I>
DLC 8CF8D843 10AA7F0B 5D033399 1AFE4C6F <.8QC...].3r..Lo>
DLC 7FBBE9BB FD74B780 <.Z..t.. >
DLC
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLCST RSRC
DLC Credit:4
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 0 elements ----
DLC 04FE0004 640F2C00 01FC0094 0100B80F <....d.,....m....>
DLC
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Normal
DLC RQE FMD BC EC DR1 EB
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01197FD0, 1 elements ----
DLC 00050100 640F2C00 FC01012C 0100B80F <....d.,....,....>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B8EC24, start 10, end 12 ----
DLC 039040 <..@ >
DLC
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTD RQD DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 1 elements ----
DLC 00050100 640F2D00 FC010000 0100B80F <....d.-.........>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B9699C, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC 4B8000C0 <K... >
DLC
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DLC 01020101->05160080 DLCST RSRC
DLC Credit:4
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 011961C0, 0 elements ----
DLC 04050004 60000000 00000018 0100B417 <....`...........>
DLC
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DLC 01020101->05160080 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:01 OAF:FC ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTD +RSP DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 011961C0, 1 elements ----
DLC 04050000 00012D00 01FC0000 0100B417 <......-.........>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B8EC24, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC CB8000C0 <.... >
DLC
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DLC 01020101->05160080 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:01 OAF:FC ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTC RQD DFC FI BC EC DR1
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From what you have posted here, it appears to be a pretty standard shutdown
of the session by the host. After this, does the host send another BIND?
What is the status of the LU in the Manager when this is failing? Are
there any events getting logged in the Applicaiton Event Log?
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Hi Jeremy
It looks like the mainframe first sends a rqe fmd (?) command and then a
shutd
Here is the beginning of the trace.
DLC CBD258B8 75F17C37 1B423E08 3FC98CF7 <.KX.u1|7.B>.?I.7>
DLC D87E90AA 5D029344 D740CCE7 05D68FC9 <Q~..].lDP@.X.O.I>
DLC 8CF8D843 10AA7F0B 5D033399 1AFE4C6F <.8QC...].3r..Lo>
DLC 7FBBE9BB FD74B780 <.Z..t.. >
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLCST RSRC
DLC Credit:4
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 0 elements ----
DLC 04FE0004 640F2C00 01FC0094 0100B80F <....d.,....m....>
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Normal
DLC RQE FMD BC EC DR1 EB
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01197FD0, 1 elements ----
DLC 00050100 640F2C00 FC01012C 0100B80F <....d.,....,....>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B8EC24, start 10, end 12 ----
DLC 039040 <..@ >
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTD RQD DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 1 elements ----
DLC 00050100 640F2D00 FC010000 0100B80F <....d.-.........>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B9699C, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC 4B8000C0 <K... >
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DLC 01020101->05160080 DLCST RSRC
DLC Credit:4
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 011961C0, 0 elements ----
DLC 04050004 60000000 00000018 0100B417 <....`...........>
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DLC 01020101->05160080 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:01 OAF:FC ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTD +RSP DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 011961C0, 1 elements ----
DLC 04050000 00012D00 01FC0000 0100B417 <......-.........>
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B8EC24, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC CB8000C0 <.... >
DLC
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DLC 01020101->05160080 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:01 OAF:FC ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTC RQD DFC FI BC EC DR1
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Hi Jermey
Thanx for all your help
The host does not send another bind (as far as I can see.) Normally we
acquire the printer on the mainframe which will cause the LU\printers to bind
but once thay have "unbound", their LU's change to a sscp state on HIS and
the whole connection has to be manually stopped and started. (Although we
acquire them, they remain in a sscp state or unbound until they are stopped
and started.)
There are no errors in the application event log.
I read on one of the million sites i tried that sometimes a session must not
be stopped if it is going to be continually used which is the case here. Is
this at all possible?
"Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]" wrote:
| Quote: | From what you have posted here, it appears to be a pretty standard shutdown
of the session by the host. After this, does the host send another BIND?
What is the status of the LU in the Manager when this is failing? Are
there any events getting logged in the Applicaiton Event Log?
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Hi Jeremy
It looks like the mainframe first sends a rqe fmd (?) command and then a
shutd
Here is the beginning of the trace.
DLC CBD258B8 75F17C37 1B423E08 3FC98CF7 <.KX.u1|7.B>.?I.7
DLC D87E90AA 5D029344 D740CCE7 05D68FC9 <Q~..].lDP@.X.O.I
DLC 8CF8D843 10AA7F0B 5D033399 1AFE4C6F <.8QC...].3r..Lo
DLC 7FBBE9BB FD74B780 <.Z..t..
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLCST RSRC
DLC Credit:4
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 0 elements ----
DLC 04FE0004 640F2C00 01FC0094 0100B80F <....d.,....m....
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Normal
DLC RQE FMD BC EC DR1 EB
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01197FD0, 1 elements ----
DLC 00050100 640F2C00 FC01012C 0100B80F <....d.,....,....
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B8EC24, start 10, end 12 ----
DLC 039040 <..@
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTD RQD DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 1 elements ----
DLC 00050100 640F2D00 FC010000 0100B80F <....d.-.........
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B9699C, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC 4B8000C0 <K...
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DLC 01020101->05160080 DLCST RSRC
DLC Credit:4
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 011961C0, 0 elements ----
DLC 04050004 60000000 00000018 0100B417 <....`...........
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DLC 01020101->05160080 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:01 OAF:FC ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTD +RSP DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 011961C0, 1 elements ----
DLC 04050000 00012D00 01FC0000 0100B417 <......-.........
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B8EC24, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC CB8000C0 <....
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DLC 01020101->05160080 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:01 OAF:FC ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTC RQD DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
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When the initial connection is made to the host system, the host starts the
APPC LUs by sending an ACTLU for each LU that is configured in the host
VTAM Definition. They are not started by Host Integration Server.
If the session gets an UNBIND, either the host, or your Lognet applicaiton
needs to rebind the session. A more detailed trace analysis would be needed
to see if there are any problems, as what has been posted up to know shows
a normal session shutdown.
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Subject: RE: HIS PRINTING
Date: Wed, 10 Nov 2004 22:21:03 -0800
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Hi Jermey
Thanx for all your help
The host does not send another bind (as far as I can see.) Normally we
acquire the printer on the mainframe which will cause the LU\printers to
bind
but once thay have "unbound", their LU's change to a sscp state on HIS and
the whole connection has to be manually stopped and started. (Although we
acquire them, they remain in a sscp state or unbound until they are stopped
and started.)
There are no errors in the application event log.
I read on one of the million sites i tried that sometimes a session must
not
be stopped if it is going to be continually used which is the case here. Is
this at all possible?
"Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]" wrote:
| Quote: | From what you have posted here, it appears to be a pretty standard
shutdown
of the session by the host. After this, does the host send another BIND?
What is the status of the LU in the Manager when this is failing? Are
there any events getting logged in the Applicaiton Event Log?
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Subject: RE: HIS PRINTING
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Hi Jeremy
It looks like the mainframe first sends a rqe fmd (?) command and then a
shutd
Here is the beginning of the trace.
DLC CBD258B8 75F17C37 1B423E08 3FC98CF7 <.KX.u1|7.B>.?I.7
DLC D87E90AA 5D029344 D740CCE7 05D68FC9 <Q~..].lDP@.X.O.I
DLC 8CF8D843 10AA7F0B 5D033399 1AFE4C6F <.8QC...].3r..Lo
DLC 7FBBE9BB FD74B780 <.Z..t..
DLC
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DLC 05160080->01020101 DLCST RSRC
DLC Credit:4
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 0 elements ----
DLC 04FE0004 640F2C00 01FC0094 0100B80F <....d.,....m....
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Normal
DLC RQE FMD BC EC DR1 EB
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01197FD0, 1 elements ----
DLC 00050100 640F2C00 FC01012C 0100B80F <....d.,....,....
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B8EC24, start 10, end 12 ----
DLC 039040 <..@
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DLC 05160080->01020101 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:FC OAF:01 ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTD RQD DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 1 elements ----
DLC 00050100 640F2D00 FC010000 0100B80F <....d.-.........
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B9699C, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC 4B8000C0 <K...
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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DLC 01020101->05160080 DLCST RSRC
DLC Credit:4
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 011961C0, 0 elements ----
DLC 04050004 60000000 00000018 0100B417 <....`...........
DLC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DLC 01020101->05160080 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:01 OAF:FC ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTD +RSP DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 011961C0, 1 elements ----
DLC 04050000 00012D00 01FC0000 0100B417 <......-.........
DLC
DLC ---- Element at address 01B8EC24, start 10, end 13 ----
DLC CB8000C0 <....
DLC
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DLC 01020101->05160080 DLC DATA
DLC DAF:01 OAF:FC ODAI:off Exp.
DLC SHUTC RQD DFC FI BC EC DR1
DLC
DLC ---- Header at address 01194E0C, 1 elements ----
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