HCJes

Are you talking about which load the NCOS are set equal to FRL?

gei_spot

LD 86
REQ prt
TYPE esn

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John_In_Dakota

Yes, sorry for the way it was worded.

tech_anon1

LD 87 is where you program the FRL level to the NCOS.

RusMan

Ld 15
REQ CHG
TYPE FCR
CUST 0-99
NFCR YES(NO) SWITCH ON (OFF) NFCR
MAXT 1-255 MAX QUANTITY OF TREES

LD 87 INSTANSE NCOS TO FRL
REQ NEW(CHG)
CUST 0-99
FEAT NCTL
NCOS 0-(7) -99
FRL 0-7 (0-MOST LIMITED LEVEL, 7-LEAST LIMITED LEVEL)

LD 49 (SHEDULE OF LIMITS)
REQ NEW
TYPE FCR
CUST 0-99
CRNO (0)-254 NUMBER OF TREE OF THE LIMITED CODES
INIT ALOW, DENY

IF ALOW=DENY
DENY XX..XX LIMITABLE CONSECUTION OF FIGURES
ALOW XX..XX ALLOWABLE CONSECUTION OF FIGURES

IF UNIT=DENY
ALOW XX..XX
DENY XX..XX

LD 16 SETTING FRL TO CRNO IN BLOCK OF DATA OF THE ROUT
REQ CHG
TYPE RDB
CUST 0-99
ROUT 0-511
FRL X YYY X-NUMBER OF FRL(0-7); YYY- NUMBER OF CRNO (0-254)

LD 10/11
REQ CHG
TYPE
TN CU
NCOS 0-7 (99)
CLS TLD


SORRY FOR MY ENGLISH

Rachelle

I have never used this but, it looks very interesting:

LD 49 (SHEDULE OF LIMITS)
REQ NEW
TYPE FCR
CUST 0-99
CRNO (0)-254 NUMBER OF TREE OF THE LIMITED CODES
INIT ALOW, DENY

IF ALOW=DENY
DENY XX..XX LIMITABLE CONSECUTION OF FIGURES
ALOW XX..XX ALLOWABLE CONSECUTION OF FIGURES

IF UNIT=DENY
ALOW XX..XX
DENY XX..XX


Could you give more detail? What scenario do you implement this for? What would be a typical call flow? Can you just spell it out a bit more?

rlc

RusMan

This is very simple. LD 10/11(ncos)---->LD 87 (ncos=frl)-->LD 16 (FRL->CRNO)<------ LD 49(CRNO [allow/deny])

LD 16(RDB) FRL-->CRNO (in every rout to every FRL!)

for examle:
LD 16 LD49
---->frl 5 --->rout1(have crno 20)---> allow all
NCOS 5 ---->frl 5 --->rout2(have crno 13)---> deny 810
---->frl 5---->rout3(have crno 23)--->deny 8

i.e every NCOS have different schedule of CRNO for every Rout

Rachelle

So, what are the advantages of using this vs. BARS programming?


rlc