Bill > Does this problem still exist?
Your third response is from a Bill Hecox >...> IBM came out with many fixes for the TN3270 server and was stablized by >2005-2006. assuring us that IBM has dealt with presumably a number of problems, one per fix in general, and one would hope that whatever problem - not very precisely defined - it was you used to experience has been covered by this maintenance. If you are a bit more precise in what your "problem" was and provide a few details of the results of the problem determination you performed at the time, we can all try to pitch in with either a relevant APAR code or how customisation could help - as Mark Zelden indicated might be possible. You must have performed some problem determination since you're stating that it was the "session" that hung rather than the TCP connection - or does your use of the word "session" cover both the SNA "session" concatenated to the TCP connection and it was never clear which of the two was the source of the problem you experienced? Incidentally, how Matan Cohen can claim to have had the same problem, given that it was so imprecisely defined, is a bit of a mystery. He may have had the same - or a similar - *symptom*. Chris Mason On Thu, 15 Sep 2011 07:57:02 -0500, Bill Hecox <bill.he...@mail.com> wrote: >Several years ago I was working at a bank. They had a T/R network. Emplyees >had a Desktop PC with a T/R card and a 3270 emulator(Attachmate I think). >They connected to M/F using SNA/LLC2 to an IBM 3172. > >I asked a few of the employees to try TN3270 from the emulator to the IBM >TCP/IP TN3270 server. It worked but we started getting session hangs on the >TN3270 sessions. Tech employees could just restart their sessions but >production employees could not tolerate the interruptions so we went back to >SNA/LLC2 sessions. > >Does this problem still exist?\ > >Bill ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@bama.ua.edu with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
