This structure defines a search-sent information element. Multiple elements may be supplied. The header information length is used to determine the length of a single element. At times, only specific search types and search results are supplied. These are performed for the session setup state domain broadcast (3070) and broadcast search outstanding (3080). At other times, all the searches that are sent and their results are supplied in the search failure (3130) session setup state.
| Byte | Hex Value | Content |
|---|---|---|
| Header Information for Variable Data | ||
| 0 | Length of this type of variable data | |
| 2 | X'01' | Key value for a search-sent element |
| Variable Data | ||
| 3 | Network identifier of the system searched | |
| 0B | Control-point name of the system searched | |
| 13 | Search type | |
| X'00' | No search sent | |
| X'01' | Search type is single hop | |
| X'02' | Search type is directed to a network node control point | |
| X'03' | Domain broadcast | |
| X'04' | Network broadcast | |
| X'05' | Directed for remote search | |
| X'06' | Directed to a node that can access multiple networks | |
| 14 | Node type | |
| X'01' | End node | |
| X'02' | Network node | |
| X'03' | Control point resides in a network with a different network identifier | |
| 15 | Search results | |
| X'00' | Search response not received | |
| X'01' | Positive explicit response | |
| X'02' | Positive *ANY response | |
| X'03' | Negative response | |
| 16 | Sense code | |