IBM Tivoli NetView for z/OS Programming: Pipes - IBM notice

PIPE CORRWAIT
PIPE CORRWAIT
Syntax
Synonyms
CORRWAIT:
CORRWAIT
MOE
1
interval
*
interval
seqWait
Stage Name Synonym
CORRWAIT CORR, WAIT
seqWait
aftMlwait
Command Description
The CORRWAIT stage allows time to pass while asynchronous messages generated
by the previous stage are returning to the pipeline. For every message processed
by CORRWAIT, the timeout value is reset to allow up to n seconds between
messages where n is determined by the interval parameters.
Streams
54 Programming: Pipes
Asynchronous or delayed messages are those which return to the NetView
program from commands running in another task (SWITCH, for example), or at
another NetView system. When asynchronous responses are expected from any
command issued in a pipe NETVIEW or VTAM stage, the next stage must be
CORRWAIT. Otherwise, the stages in between do not see the asynchronous
messages, and results are unpredictable.
The CORRWAIT stage can be used as a first stage (to provide a definite waiting
period) or following a stage generating asynchronous messages.
Stream Type Number Supported
Input 1
Output 2
Termination Conditions
CORRWAIT normally terminates when the preceding stage completes. For
example, if you enter:
PIPE NETV RMTCMD LU=CNM02,LIST XXX|CORRWAIT 60|STEM RMTDATA.
RMTCMD completes its local processing in less than a second, but processing of
the stage continues, first at a DST, next in the network, then at a remote NetView.
LIST produces one or more messages, which CORRWAIT captures and writes to its
primary output, STEM RMTDATA., and then CORRWAIT resets its timeout value.
When the LIST stage completes, CORRWAIT is notified and the wait ends
immediately. Functionally, it is as if the preceding stage did not complete