jxUtil 0.6

org.sourceforge.jxutil.net.ddm.qddprmd
Interface Constants


public interface Constants


Field Summary
static short ACCDMG
          Access Damage Severity Code (ACCDMG) specifies that the target agent's ability to access a relational database (RDB) has been damaged.
static short ACCDMG_CP
           
static short DCESEC
          The Distributed Computing Environment Security (DCESEC) specifies a security mechanism combination for the ACCSEC command.
static int DDMID
          DDM Identifier (DDMID) is the SNA registered General Data Stream (GDS) identifier for all DDM data stream structures.
static short ERROR
          The Error Severity Code (ERROR) specifies that an error condition was detected in the processing of a command.
static short ERROR_CP
           
static int FALSE
          The False State (FALSE) Boolean specifies the logical state of being false.
static short FALSE_CP
           
static short INFO
          Information Only Severity Code (INFO) specifies that a reply message only contains information, not a description of any problem.
static short INFO_CP
           
static short OWNER
          Package owner authorization identifier (OWNER) value indicates that the authorization identifier used for the execution of a dynamic SQL package is the authorization identifier of the person who owns the package.
static short PRMDMG
          Permanent Damage Severity Code (PRMDMG) specifies that the state or value of the server's permanent objects has been damaged.
static short PRMDMG_CP
           
static short REQUESTER
          Package Requester Authorization Identifier (REQUESTER) value indicates that the authorization identifier used for the execution of a dynamic SQL package is the authorization identifier of the end user (the person requesting execution of the package).
static short SESDMG
          Session Damage Severity Code (SESDMG) specifies that damage has occurred to the target server's ability to continue the communications session.
static short SEVERE
          Severe Error Severity Code (SEVERE) specifies that a severe error has occurred while executing the command.
static short SEVERE_CP
           
static int TRUE
          True State (TRUE) Boolean State specifies the logical state of being TRUE.
static short TRUE_CP
           
static byte USRENCPWD
          The Userid and Password Encryption Mechanism (USRENCPWD) specifies the use of the password encryption mechanism.
static byte USRIDNWPWD
          The Userid, Password, and New Password Security Mechanism (USRIDNWPWD) specifies a valid security mechanism combination for the ACCSEC command.
static byte USRIDONL
          The Userid Only Security Mechanism (USRIDONL) specifies a valid security mechanism combination for the ACCSEC command.
static byte USRIDPWD
          The Userid and Password Security Mechanism (USRIDPWD) specifies a valid security mechanism combination for the ACCSEC command.
static byte USRSBSPWD
          The Userid and Password Substitute Mechanism (USRSBSPWD) specifies the use of the substitute password mechanism.
static short WARNING
          Warning Severity Code (WARNING) specifies that a reply message is a warning of a potential problem in the processing of a command.
static short WARNING_CP
           
 

Field Detail

ACCDMG

public static final short ACCDMG
Access Damage Severity Code (ACCDMG) specifies that the target agent's ability to access a relational database (RDB) has been damaged. The following steps are required to recover an RDB: 1. Terminate communications with the target server. 2. Re-establish communications with the target server. 3. Reaccess the RDB.

See Also:
AGNPRMRM, CMDCHKRM, RSCLMTRM, SVRCOD, Constant Field Values

ACCDMG_CP

public static final short ACCDMG_CP
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DCESEC

public static final short DCESEC
The Distributed Computing Environment Security (DCESEC) specifies a security mechanism combination for the ACCSEC command. See the following terms for the specific meaning and function of the security mechanism: OSFDCE OSF DCE Security Mechanism (OSFDCE) DCESECOVR DCE Security Overview (DCESECOVR) DCESECTKN DCE Security Token (DCESECTKN)

See Also:
SECCHK, SECMEC, DCESECOVR, Constant Field Values

DDMID

public static final int DDMID
DDM Identifier (DDMID) is the SNA registered General Data Stream (GDS) identifier for all DDM data stream structures.

See Also:
OBJDSS, RPYDSS, RQSDSS, DSS, Constant Field Values

ERROR

public static final short ERROR
The Error Severity Code (ERROR) specifies that an error condition was detected in the processing of a command. All effects of the condition have been backed out or prevented. For example, any effects on cursor positioning or locks obtained or released have been backed out. Conditions must be the same as before the command was issued. For example, if a record is unlocked, obtaining the record lock again is not sufficient; the record contents must not have changed while the record was unlocked. Further processing of a command depends on the architected specifications of the specific command, the error condition, and the environment in which it is being executed. For example, a File Not Found (FILNFNRM) error always causes a command to be terminated, but a Duplicate File (DUPFILRM) error terminates processing of a CRTxxxF command only if that is specified by the Duplicate File Option (DUPFILOP) parameter.

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ERROR_CP

public static final short ERROR_CP
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FALSE

public static final int FALSE
The False State (FALSE) Boolean specifies the logical state of being false. This constant is also used wherever only one of two states can be specified. Literal Form The literal form of false is the capitalized FALSE.

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FALSE_CP

public static final short FALSE_CP
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INFO

public static final short INFO
Information Only Severity Code (INFO) specifies that a reply message only contains information, not a description of any problem.

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INFO_CP

public static final short INFO_CP
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OWNER

public static final short OWNER
Package owner authorization identifier (OWNER) value indicates that the authorization identifier used for the execution of a dynamic SQL package is the authorization identifier of the person who owns the package.

See Also:
PKGATHRUL, Constant Field Values

PRMDMG

public static final short PRMDMG
Permanent Damage Severity Code (PRMDMG) specifies that the state or value of the server's permanent objects has been damaged. Recovery from permanent damage may require special action that cannot be invoked through DDM commands, such as loading a backup file. Further processing of the command depends on the architected specifications of the request, the permanent damage condition, and the environment of execution. For example, continued processing might be possible with other undamaged server resources.

See Also:
AGNPRMRM, CMDCHKRM, RSCLMTRM, SVRCOD, Constant Field Values

PRMDMG_CP

public static final short PRMDMG_CP
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REQUESTER

public static final short REQUESTER
Package Requester Authorization Identifier (REQUESTER) value indicates that the authorization identifier used for the execution of a dynamic SQL package is the authorization identifier of the end user (the person requesting execution of the package).

See Also:
PKGATHRUL, Constant Field Values

SESDMG

public static final short SESDMG
Session Damage Severity Code (SESDMG) specifies that damage has occurred to the target server's ability to continue the communications session. It is impossible to continue the current session, but it may be possible to use other available communications sessions. To recover from session damage, terminate the current session and establish a new session.

See Also:
CMDCHKRM, PRCCNVRM, RSCLMTRM, SVRCOD, Constant Field Values

SEVERE

public static final short SEVERE
Severe Error Severity Code (SEVERE) specifies that a severe error has occurred while executing the command. It was not possible to prevent or backout all changes to objects the command affected. For example, record locks or cursor position may have been lost. It is possible to send further commands to the affected objects.

See Also:
AGNPRMRM, CMDCHKRM, OBJNSPRM, PRCCNVRM, RSCLMTRM, SECCHKRM, SVRCOD, DSS, Constant Field Values

SEVERE_CP

public static final short SEVERE_CP
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TRUE

public static final int TRUE
True State (TRUE) Boolean State specifies the logical state of being TRUE. This constant is also used wherever only one of two states can be specified. The literal for true is the capitalized TRUE.

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TRUE_CP

public static final short TRUE_CP
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USRENCPWD

public static final byte USRENCPWD
The Userid and Password Encryption Mechanism (USRENCPWD) specifies the use of the password encryption mechanism. The mechanism authenticates the user like the userid and password mechanism, but the password is encrypted using 56-bit DES. The DES encryption seed is generated by exchanging connection keys in the SECTKN instance variable on the ACCSEC command and the ACCSEC reply data using the standard Diffie-Hellman key distribution algorithm to generate a shared private key. The application requester encrypts the password using the shared private key generated and the userid. The userid is passed in the USRID instance variable and the encrypted password is passed in the SECTKN instance variable on the SECCHK command. The application server decrypts the password using the shared private key and the userid. The userid and password are then passed to the local security user to be authenticated. See the following terms for the specific meaning and function of each security mechanism component: USRIDSEC User Identification Security Mechanism (see USRIDSEC) DHENC Diffie-Hellman Security Mechanism (see DHENC) NWPWDSEC New Password Security Mechanism (see NWPWDSEC) USRSECOVR User ID Security Overview (see USRSECOVR)

See Also:
ACCSEC, ACCSECRD, SECCHK, SECMEC, SECMEC, SECTKN, Constant Field Values

USRIDNWPWD

public static final byte USRIDNWPWD
The Userid, Password, and New Password Security Mechanism (USRIDNWPWD) specifies a valid security mechanism combination for the ACCSEC command. See the following terms for the specific meaning and function of each security mechanism: USRIDSEC User Identification Security Mechanism (USRIDSEC) PWDSEC Password Security Mechanism (PWDSEC) NWPWDSEC New Password Security Mechanism (NWPWDSEC) USRSECOVR User ID Security Overview (USRSECOVR)

See Also:
SECCHK, SECMEC, SECCHK, SECMEC, USRSECOVR, Constant Field Values

USRIDONL

public static final byte USRIDONL
The Userid Only Security Mechanism (USRIDONL) specifies a valid security mechanism combination for the ACCSEC command. See the following term for the specific meaning and function of the security mechanism: USRIDSEC User Identification Security Mechanism (USRIDSEC)

See Also:
SECCHK, SECMEC, Constant Field Values

USRIDPWD

public static final byte USRIDPWD
The Userid and Password Security Mechanism (USRIDPWD) specifies a valid security mechanism combination for the ACCSEC command. See the following terms for the specific meaning and function of each security mechanism: USRIDSEC User Identification Security Mechanism (USRIDSEC) PWDSEC Password Security Mechanism (PWDSEC) USRSECOVR User ID Security Overview (USRSECOVR)

See Also:
SECCHK, SECMEC, USRSECOVR, Constant Field Values

USRSBSPWD

public static final byte USRSBSPWD
The Userid and Password Substitute Mechanism (USRSBSPWD) specifies the use of the substitute password mechanism. The mechanism authenticates the user like the userid and password mechanism, but the password does not flow. A password substitute is generated and sent to the application server. The application server generates the password substitute and compares it with the application requester s password substitute. If equal, the user is authenticated. The SECTKN parameter is used to flow the application requester s encryption seed to the application server with the ACCSEC command, and SECTKN is also used with the ACCSECRD reply data to return the application server s encryption seed to the application requester. See the following terms for the specific meaning and function of each security mechanism component: USRIDSEC User Identification Security Mechanism (USRIDSEC) PWDSEC Password Security Mechanism (PWDSEC) PWDSBS Password Substitute Security Mechanism (PWDSBS) USRSECOVR User ID Security Overview (USRSECOVR)

See Also:
ACCSEC, ACCSECRD, SECCHK, SECMEC, SECMEC, SECTKN, Constant Field Values

WARNING

public static final short WARNING
Warning Severity Code (WARNING) specifies that a reply message is a warning of a potential problem in the processing of a command. Further processing of a command depends on the architected specifications of the specific command, the error condition, and the environment in which it is being executed.

See Also:
ACCRDBRM, CMDCHKRM, CMDNSPRM, ENDQRYRM, ENDUOWRM, QRYNOPRM, RSCLMTRM, SVRCOD, ACCRDB, ACCRDBRM, DCESECOVR, Constant Field Values

WARNING_CP

public static final short WARNING_CP
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