Message Reference

Resync Protocol Violation Record

/******************************************************************************
* SQLCSPM_RESYNC_PROTOCOL_VIOLATION_206 - Resync Protocol error.              *
*                                                                             *
* This trace is produced when a protocol error occurs during a Resync Compare *
* States (CS) exchange with a remote LU. The following are examples of SNA    *
* Compare States protocol errors:                                             *
*    * an unknown STATE was found in the SNA CS message                       *
*    * an invalid data message was received from the remote site              *
*    * an invalid LU6.2 verb sequence was detected                            *
*                                                                             *
******************************************************************************/
#define SQLCSPM_RPV_206_T "SQLCSPM_RESYNC_PROTOCOL_VIOLATION_206"  /* Title.*/
typedef struct sqlcspm_resync_protocol_violation_206
{                                    /*                                      */
  SQLCSPM_LUNAME  luname;            /*  Site involved in violation.         */
  SQLCSPM_LUWID   luwid;             /*  LUWID for the unit of work.         */
  SQLXA_XID       xid;               /*  XID of the thread.                  */
  char            role;              /*  Role of DB2 in LUW  -- C or P.      */
                                     /*   C for coordinator.                 */
                                     /*   P for participant.                 */
  char            status;            /*  Local thread status -- C, A or I    */
                                     /*   C for COMMIT.                      */
                                     /*   A for ABORT.     .                 */
                                     /*   I for INDOUBT.                     */
  SQLCSPS_TRACE   comm_trace;        /*  Communication trace of violation.   */
} SQLCSPM_RESYNC_PROTOCOL_VIOLATION_206;