The CL command STRCODE starts a job that runs the host server for the Cooperative Development Environment/400 product. This command should be called in the OS/400 native environment.

Parameters

Keyword	Description	Choices	Notes
SERVER	Host server name	Character value, OS400	Optional, Positional 1
RMTLOCNAME	Remote location name	Character value, *RESOLVE, *PRV	Optional, Positional 2
CMNTYPE	Communications type	*PRV, *APPC, *TCPIP	Optional, Positional 3
PARMS	Additional parameters	Character value, *NONE	Optional, Positional 7
PORT	TCP/IP port number	1-65534, *PRV, *DFT	Optional, Positional 4
USERID	User identifier	Character value, *NONE	Optional, Positional 5
PASSWORD	Password	Character value	Optional, Positional 6

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Host server name (SERVER)

Specifies the name that is associated with the job as it is processed by the system.

The possible values are:

OS400

This is the default value.

server-name

Enter the name that is used to identify the job as it is processed by the system.

Note: The following server names are reserved, and should not be used:

• LOCAL
• REMOTE

Remote location name (RMTLOCNAME)

Specifies the name of the remote workstation with which the host server communicates. For TCP/IP connections, this is the IP name or IP address of your PC. For APPC connections, this name is the remote workstation's Logical Unit (LU) or PC local name specifies in the SNA base profile of your communications program.

The possible values are:

*PRV

The value used in the last invocation of this command is the default.

*RESOLVE

Try to have CODE/400 communications resolve the remote location name. This value is recommended for TCP/IP DHCP users. This value will not work in a batch job.

PC local name

Enter the name that identifies the remote workstation that the host server will communicate with.

Communications type (CMNTYPE)

Specifies the name of the type of protocol with which the host server communicates.

The possible values are:

*PRV

The value used in the last invocation of this command is the default.

*APPC

The host sever uses APPC protocol to communicate with the workstation.

*TCPIP

The host server uses TCP/IP protocol to communicate with the workstation.

TCP/IP port number (PORT)

Specifies the name of the port that is associated with the TCP/IP protocol processed by the host server.

The possible values are:

*PRV

The value used in the last invocation of this command is the default.

*DFT

The value used to communicate with the system is the default CODE/400 TCP/IP port. If you wish to change the port, enter the new TCP/IP port value.

User identifier (USERID)

Specifies the user ID to use to establish communications when the workstation has enabled conversation security through the Communication Properties window.

Both this field and the Password field are required if conversation security has been set up in The Communication Properties window. The possible values are:

*NONE

The default value is *NONE.

user ID

Enter the user ID that was specified STRCODE user ID field in the Communication Properties window on the workstation.

Password (PASSWORD)

Specifies the password for the user ID specified in the User identifier field. This password should be the same as that specified in the STRCODE password field in the Communication Properties window.

Both this field and the User identifier field are required if conversation security Profile has been set up in the Communication Properties window.

Examples

None

Error messages

Unknown