On Friday, 02/23/2007 at 03:37 EST, William Moy/Endicott/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The resultant TCP/IP console should have in it msgs similar to the following: > 15:20:49 DTCOCP032I Conn 2: Transparent-mode data overruns buffer. ToCpPos 8192, > CharsScanned 2048, hbound(...) 8192. Killing conn. > 15:20:49 DTCSTM120I Killing Connection: 2
(cough) That's not really a message - it's debug output and only meaningful if you're reading TNTOCP PASCAL. How about a real message that says: DTCOCPxxxI Conn 2: Client 10.11.12.13 screen dimensions (66 x 160) too large for data buffer (8192). Closing connection. and that is NOT behind a trace. The telnet server knows when it is processing a WSF QUERY REPLY and could stash the dimensions away when an Implicit Partition Query reply is received. The Msgs & Codes would tell you to update DATABUFFERPOOLSIZE and that it should be large enough to hold (rows x columns)+20(?) bytes. It must be Friday. Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
