Initial values and language declarations for MQSCO
| Field name | Name of constant | Value of constant |
|---|---|---|
| StrucId | MQSCO_STRUC_ID | 'SCO¬' |
| Version | MQSCO_CURRENT_VERSION | 1 |
| KeyRepository | None | Null string or blanks |
| CryptoHardware | None | Null string or blanks |
| AuthInfoRecCount | None | 0 |
| AuthInfoRecOffset | None | 0 |
| AuthInfoRecPtr | None | Null pointer or null bytes |
| KeyResetCount | MQSCO_RESET_COUNT_DEFAULT | 0 |
| FipsRequired | MQSSL_FIPS_NO | 0 |
| EncryptionPolicySuiteB |
MQ_SUITE_B_NONE, MQ_SUITE_B_NOT_AVAILABLE, MQ_SUITE_B_NOT_AVAILABLE, MQ_SUITE_B_NOT_AVAILABLE |
1, 0, 0, 0 |
| CertificateValPolicy | MQ_CERT_VAL_POLICY_DEFAULT | 0 |
- The symbol ¬ represents a single blank character.
- In the C programming language, the macro variable
MQSCO_DEFAULT contains the values listed in the table. Use it in the following way to provide initial values for the fields in the structure:
MQSCO MySCO = {MQSCO_DEFAULT};
- C declaration for MQSCO
- COBOL declaration for MQSCO
- PL/I declaration for MQSCO
- Visual Basic declaration for MQSCO
Parent topic: MQSCO - SSL/TLS configuration options