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Connect Session

This is pre-built Action located under the Mainframe List Element. The functionality of this action in Avo Assure is to connect to a currently open host session using the provided session ID. This allows the script to perform operations or validations on the connected session.

Syntax

Input Value: <ShortSessionID> or <host name;portID;LU_name>

Argument
Description

<ShortSessionID>

(Required)

Specify the unique ID of the open host session to connect.

<host name> (Required)

Provide the network address of the mainframe server that the automation script connects to.

<portID> (Required)

Provide the communication port used to establish the session with the mainframe.

<LU_name> (Required)

Provide Logical Unit name which is a unique session/terminal identifier used to connect automation scripts to a specific mainframe session for execution.

Output Value: <Dynamic Variable>(Optional);<Dynamic Variable>(Optional)

Argument
Description

<Dynamic Variable>(Optional);<Dynamic Variable> (Optional)

This dynamic variable holds the result as True or False

Example 1: Connecting to a Specific Mainframe Session Using Session ID

In this example, we show how to connect to a specific mainframe session using a session ID.

  • Action: Connect Session

  • Input Value: 23.229.8.213

    • The value (23.229.8.213) specifies the short session ID of the mainframe session to connect to.

  • Output Value: {Status} The operation status is stored in this dynamic variable with the following possible values:

    • True: If the connection to the specified session is established successfully.

    • False: If the connection to the specified session cannot be established.

  • Logical Explanation: The Connect Session action fetches the value from the Input Value column (23.229.8.213) and attempts to establish a connection to the specified mainframe session using the provided short session ID. The result of the operation is stored in the {Status} variable as True if the connection is established successfully.

Example 2: Connecting to a T3270 Session Using Host name, Port ID and Logical Unit Name

In this example, we show how to connect to a specific mainframe session using the host name, port ID, and Logical Unit name.

  • Action: Connect Session

  • Input Value: Avo151;Avo151;LUD01

    • The first argument (Avo151) specifies the host name.

    • The second argument (Avo151) specifies the port ID.

    • The third argument (LUD01) specifies the LU_name(Logical Unit).

  • Output Value: {Status} The operation status is stored in this dynamic variable with the following possible values:

    • True: If the connection to the specified session is established successfully.

    • False: If the connection to the specified session cannot be established.

  • Logical Explanation: The Connect Session action fetches the values from the Input Value column (Avo151;Avo151;LUD01) and attempts to establish a connection to the specified mainframe session using the provided port ID, hostname, and Logical Unit. The result of the operation is stored in the {Status} variable as True if the connection is established successfully.

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