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Table 27. Initial values of fields in MQCNO

Field name Name of constant Value of constant
StrucId MQCNO_STRUC_ID
'CNO '
Version MQCNO_VERSION_1
1
Options MQCNO_NONE
0
ClientConnOffset None
0
ClientConnPtr None Null pointer or null bytes
ConnTag MQCT_NONE Nulls
SSLConfigPtr None Null pointer or null bytes
SSLConfigOffset None
0
ConnectionId None
Null pointer or null bytes
SecurityParmsOffset None
Null pointer or null bytes
SecurityParmsPtr None
Null pointer or null bytes
Notes:
The symbol represents a single blank character.
In the C programming language, the macro variable MQCNO_DEFAULT contains the values listed above. Use it in the following way to provide initial values for the fields in the structure:
MQCNO MyCNO = {MQCNO_DEFAULT};
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Field name	Name of constant	Value of constant
StrucId	MQCNO_STRUC_ID	'CNO '
Version	MQCNO_VERSION_1	1
Options	MQCNO_NONE	0
ClientConnOffset	None	0
ClientConnPtr	None	Null pointer or null bytes
ConnTag	MQCT_NONE	Nulls
SSLConfigPtr	None	Null pointer or null bytes
SSLConfigOffset	None	0
ConnectionId	None	Null pointer or null bytes
SecurityParmsOffset	None	Null pointer or null bytes
SecurityParmsPtr	None	Null pointer or null bytes
Notes: The symbol represents a single blank character. In the C programming language, the macro variable MQCNO_DEFAULT contains the values listed above. Use it in the following way to provide initial values for the fields in the structure: MQCNO MyCNO = {MQCNO_DEFAULT};