APPC Subsystem on MPE/XL Node Manager's Guide (30294-90007)
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Managing the APPC Subsystem
Managing APPC Sessions
value. The Current value is the new session limit after you issue the
APPCCONTROL SESSIONS command.
NOTE
If you issue the APPCCONTROL SESSIONS command to raise the session
limit for an independent LU session type with parallel sessions, the
limit you specify in the command might be negotiated with the remote
LU. Therefore, after the command has executed, the new session limit
might not be the same limit you specified in the command. The Session
Limits in the APPCCONTROL STATUS display are the configured value
(Maximum) and the negotiated value (Current).
After you raise the session limit, the following messages are logged as
sessions are activated:
APPC: Session Started, Session ID=26 (APPCLOG 6)
APPC: Session Started, Session ID=27 (APPCLOG 6)
APPC: Session Started, Session ID=28 (APPCLOG 6)
APPC: Session Started, Session ID=29 (APPCLOG 6)
APPC: Session Started, Session ID=30 (APPCLOG 6)
The LU acting as primary LU activates the session. Sessions can be
activated by either the local or the remote LU.
The following APPCCONTROL STATUS display reflects the status of
session type INDSESS1 after the APPCCONTROL SESSIONS command has
been issued to raise the session limit to 5.
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Independent LU Session Type : INDSESS1
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Number of Active Sessions : 5
Number of Queued Session Requests : 0
Session Limits
Local LU SNA Node Remote LU Mode Maximum Current
-------- -------- ----------------- ------ ------- -------
INDLU1 AS400PU NET1.AS400LU1 MODE1 8 5
Session ID LFSID State LU Type TP ID
---------- ----- -------- ------- -----
26 0101 1 ACTIVE PRI 4425
27 0102 1 ACTIVE PRI 3279
28 0103 1 ACTIVE PRI 5413
29 0104 1 ACTIVE PRI 6924
30 0105 1 ACTIVE PRI
The number of active sessions for INDSESS1 is now 5. This is the current
session limit, which differs from the configured session limit. The
configured session limit for INDSESS1 will always be 8, unless you
modify the configuration file and restart the APPC subsystem.
The four session requests that were queued have been given sessions,
so the Number of Queued Session Requests is now 0.