Re: DDM over SNA - Session Limit Problem

Thanks Kenneth...I'm using the RCLDDMCNV command after I access the DDM
file...wouldn't that do the same as DDMCNV(*DROP)? Thanks...

On 11/20/06, Graap, Kenneth <keg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Oh ... now I understand ....

On the JOBD .... there is a parm - DDMCNV ... Change it to *DROP



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Subject: Re: DDM over SNA - Session Limit Problem


Thanks Kenneth...that shows me the sessions, but I don't know how to get
rid
of them. I can see the start and end times of the session, but it still
exists (I believe) in my count of sessions.

Do you know how to drop a session after it completes its work?

On 11/20/06, Graap, Kenneth <keg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I think you could get to the screen you are looking for via WRKAPPNSTS
> (That's my guess anyway...)
>
> Kenneth
>
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> Subject: DDM over SNA - Session Limit Problem
>
>
> Ok folks...put on your SNA thinking caps if you will. I have a mode
> description between two systems running SNA over AnyNet. Passthru and
DDM
> connections between the two systems. The mode description looks like
this:
>
>                             Display Mode Description
>                                                              11/2
> Mode description . . . . . . . . . :   BLANK
>
> Class-of-service . . . . . . . . . :   #CONNECT
> Maximum sessions . . . . . . . . . :   512
> Maximum conversations  . . . . . . :   512
> Locally controlled sessions  . . . :   0
> Pre-established sessions . . . . . :   0
> Maximum inbound pacing value . . . :   *CALC
> Inbound pacing value . . . . . . . :   3
> Outbound pacing value  . . . . . . :   3
> Maximum length of request unit . . :   *CALC
> Data compression . . . . . . . . . :   *NETATR
> Inbound data compression . . . . . :   *RLE
> Outbound data compression  . . . . :   *RLE
> Session level encryption . . . . . :   *NONE
> Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :   This Mode is IBM Supplied
>
> We had a problem with APPN session timeout, which I think may have to do
> with the number of sessions reaching the maximum of 512. We put in a
> RCLDDMCNV which I thought would remove the conversation and the session,
> removing that session from the count. Doesn't seem to be working that
way.
> The number of conversations is staying at 254, while the session count
> keeps
> climbing.
>
> How do you end a session and remove it from the count of sessions?
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