The CA (Candidate) command displays the BNAV2 candidates for those unmatched local subports and remote subports whose HOSTNAME attribute equals the local host name. A candidate is a subport that is offered for use but not yet matched (connected) to another subport.
Syntax
Explanation
CA
CANDIDATE
Displays the following attributes for each candidate.
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FILENAME |
SECURITY TYPE |
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MY HOST |
MY HOST GROUP |
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APPLICATION GROUP |
MY USERCODE |
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REQUESTED CHAR SET |
TRANSLATE |
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OFFER TYPE |
MATCHING STATUS |
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MY NAME |
YOUR NAME |
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MY CODEFILE |
INTNAME |
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USING PROCESS |
YOUR HOST |
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SUBPORT INDEX |
IGNORE DIRECTORY |
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REQUESTED YOUR USERCODE |
YOUR HOST GROUP |
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AVAILABLE ONLY |
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CA <port name>
Displays those candidates whose port names (TITLE file attribute values) are equal to <port name>.
Example
The following example shows a candidate display:
CA NETCONTROLPORT
FILENAME = NETCONTROLPORT MY HOST = GREEN MY HOST GROUP = TRMILLIGAD APPLICATION GROUP = *BNA_CNTRL_AGENT MY USERCODE = REQUESTED CHAR SET = EBCDIC TRANSLATE = NOTRANS OFFER TYPE = NO OFFER MATCHING STATUS = NOT OFFERED MY NAME = LCF YOUR NAME = REMOTESYSTEMCONTROLLER MY CODEFILE = *SYSTEM/CNS/SUPPORT ON DISK USING PROCESS = 31741/31741 INTNAME = NETCONTROLPORT SUBPORT INDEX = 17 YOUR HOST = YOUR HOST GROUP = REQUESTED YOUR USERCODE = AVAILABLE ONLY - IGNORE DIRECTORY + SECURITY TYPE = PRIVATE
