Removes the network ID of the calling process and cancels the results of the corresponding CIO_START operation.
#include <sys/device.h> #include <sys/comio.h>
int ddioctl (devno, op, parmptr, devflag, chan, ext) dev_t devno; int op; struct session_blk *parmptr; ulong devflag; int chan, ext;
| devno | Specifies major and minor device numbers. |
| op | Specifies the entry point for the CIO_HALT operation. |
| parmptr | Points to a session_blk structure. This structure is defined in the /usr/include/sys/comio.h file. |
| devflag | Specifies the DKERNEL flag. This flag is set by kernel-mode processes and cleared by calling user-mode processes. |
| chan | Specifies the channel number assigned by the device handler's ddmpx routine. |
| ext | Indicates device-dependent. |
The CIO_HALT operation must be supported by each physical device handler in the communication I/O subsystem. This operation should be issued once for each successfully issued CIO_START operation. The CIO_HALT operation removes the caller's network ID and undoes all that was affected by the corresponding CIO_START operation.
The CIO_HALT operation returns immediately to the caller, before the operation completes. If the return indicates no error, the PDH builds a CIO_HALT _DONE status block upon completion. For kernel-mode processes, the status block is passed to the associated status function (specified at open time). For user-mode processes, the block is placed in the associated status or exception queue.
For the CIO_HALT operation, the ext parameter can be a pointer to a session_blk structure. This structure is defined in the /usr/include/sys/comio.h file and contains the following fields:
| status | Indicates the status of the port. This field may contain additional
information about the completion of the CIO_HALT operation. Besides the
status codes listed here, device-dependent codes can be returned:
The status field is used for specifying immediately detectable errors. If the status is CIO_OK, the CIO_HALT _DONE status block should be processed to determine whether the halt completed without errors. | ||||||
| netid | Contains the network ID to halt. |
A CIO_HALT operation can be called from the process environment only.
In general, communication device handlers use the common return codes defined for an operation. However, device handlers for specific communication devices may return device-specific codes. The common return codes for the CIO_HALT operation are the following:
The ddioctl device driver entry point in AIX Version 4.3 Technical Reference: Kernel and Subsystems Volume 1.
The CIO_GET_STAT ddioctl Communications PDH Operation, CIO_START ddioctl Communications PDH Operation.