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The following pages contain descriptions and examples of <var>DEFINE LINK</var> requirements for each of the above facilities:</p>
The following pages contain descriptions and examples of <var>DEFINE LINK</var> requirements for each of the above facilities:</p>


:[[DEFINE PROCESS command: Horizon for TCP/IP and VTAM]]
:[[DEFINE LINK command: Horizon for TCP/IP]]
:[[DEFINE PROCESS command: SQL]]
:[[DEFINE LINK command: Horizon for VTAM]]
:[[DEFINE PROCESS command: TPROCESS partner]]
:[[DEFINE LINK command: TPROCESS]]
:[[DEFINE PROCESS command: Transfer Control partner]]
:[[DEFINE LINK command: Transfer Control]]
:[[DEFINE PROCESS command: User Language to DB2]]
:[[DEFINE LINK command: UL/DB2]]


[[Category:Commands]]
[[Category:Commands]]

Revision as of 21:15, 10 October 2014

The DEFINE LINK command defines intersystem network links. Link definitions are required for the Model 204 intersystem processing facilities. These facilities include:

  • Horizon for TCP/IP
  • Horizon for VTAM
  • For SQL processing:
    • CRAM SQL
    • IUCV SQL
  • TPROCESS
  • Transfer Control
  • UL/DB2

These DEFINE commands can be specified in any order. However, it is important that all associated entities are validly defined. Undefined or incorrectly defined entities result in an error during OPEN processing for the link or for the process.

The following pages contain descriptions and examples of DEFINE LINK requirements for each of the above facilities:

DEFINE LINK command: Horizon for TCP/IP
DEFINE LINK command: Horizon for VTAM
DEFINE LINK command: TPROCESS
DEFINE LINK command: Transfer Control
DEFINE LINK command: UL/DB2