Purpose
IWPF (Initiate with Protocol-function) enables an application to send a request to the database.
It contains additional protocol functions for Two-phase commit sessions, for use in specialized applications.
This function can not be used when ANSI Transaction-semantics are enabled.
Usage Notes
- A Two-phase commit request can be initiated using the Initiate with Protocol-function function.
- The IWPF function is similar to the Initiate Request (Initiate Request) function, except for the following differences:
- IWPF does not support the Locate-mode.
- When IWPF is used with Two-phase commit sessions, the additional protocol functions of vote, and vote and terminate can be used to optimize syncpoint processing in specialized applications.
- In IWPF, you can set the following:
Code | Meaning |
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N | No protocol function. This is the default. |
V | Vote protocol function to be appended. |
T | Vote & Terminate protocol function to be appended. |
DBCAREA Input Fields
Before using the Initiate With Protocol-function function, the application must set the DBCAREA fields in the first table and may optionally set those in the second table depending on the application's requirements.
DBCAREA Input Fields Required for the Initiate With Protocol-function Function | |
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Function | Input-CLIv2-connection-number |
Request-length | Request-pointer |
DBCAREA Input Fields Optional for the Initiate With Protocol-function Function | |
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Anticipated-number-of-concurrent-sessions | APH-response-OK |
Array-transforms-off | Change-options |
Character Set | C2S-conversion |
Column-info | Continued-character-state |
Extension-pointer | Inhibit-buffer-expansion |
Input-CLIv2-connection-number | Input-TDP-path |
Keep-response | Length |
Logon-length | Logon-pointer |
Max-decimal-returned | Maximum-parcel |
Message-area-length | Message-area-pointer |
Multi-statement-errors | Parcel Mode |
Period-as-struct | Pointer |
Protocol-function | Refresh-cached-data |
Request-buffer-length | Request-mode |
Request-parcel-format | Request-processing-option |
Request-token | Response Buffer |
Response-mode | Result-sets-OK |
Return-identity-data | Return-result-to |
Return-statement-info | Return-time |
Row-count | Run-length |
Run-pointer | Save-response-buffer |
Set-character-set | Statement-status |
S2C-conversion | Tell-if-delay |
Transforms-off | Trusted-request |
Two-response-buffers | USING-data-length |
USING-data-pointer | Use-presence-bits |
Variable-length-fetch | Variable-length-request |
Wait-during-delay | Wait-exclusion |
Wait-for-response | XML-response-format |
DBCAREA Output Fields
Upon completion of the Initiate With Protocol-function function, CLIv2 always sets DBCAREA fields in the first table and sets those in the second table if the function was successful.
DBCAREA Output Fields always set by the Initiate With Protocol-function Function | |
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Message-return-code | Current-response-buffer-length |
Message-length | Message-text |
Message-text-length | Output-CLIv2-request-number |
Return Code |
DBCAREA Output Fields set by Successful Initiate With Protocol-function Functions | |
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Current-request-buffer-length | Open-requests |
Output-TDP-request-number |