/* begin include file - access_audit_binary_def */

/* 1985-02-26 EJ Sharpe: added rcp object definition */
/* 1985-01-25 E. Swenson: added pnt definition */
/* 1985-01-22 EJ Sharpe: created */

/****
	Each access audit log message has binary data including
	the audit record header and optionally some extended
	binary information.  The first 9 bits (fixed bin (9) uns unal)
	if the extended binary defines the type of the data
	and, thus, what structure may be used to interpret it.

	This include file is a registry of the extended binary
	type values.
****/

dcl  (
	/*type identifier*/	/*type*/	     /*include where defined*/

	AAB_ss_object	init (1),	/* access_audit_ssobj_info.incl.pl1 */
	AAB_ss_link	init (2),	/* access_audit_ssobj_info.incl.pl1 */
	AAB_ia_int_dmn	init (3),	/* as_audit_structures.incl.pl1 */
	AAB_ia_abs	init (4),	/* as_audit_structures.incl.pl1 */
	AAB_ia_abs_proxy	init (5),	/* as_audit_structures.incl.pl1 */
	AAB_channel	init (6),	/* as_audit_structures.incl.pl1 */
	AAB_dial_service	init (7),	/* as_audit_structures.incl.pl1 */
	AAB_pnt_entry       init (8), /* access_audit_pnt_info.incl.pl1 */
	AAB_rcp_object	init (9),	/* access_audit_rcp_info.incl.pl1 */
	AAB_mseg_msg       init (10) /* access_audit_mseg_info.incl.pl1 */
     )	fixed bin (9) uns unal static options (constant);

/****
	The following array contains entry name fragments for the
	expander procedure associated with the respective binary
	data type.  The actual entry name is generated like:

	entryname = "expand_"||audit_binary_expanders(TYPE)||"_audit_info_"

	Note that expand_access_audit_msg_.pl1 keeps a cache of
	extended binary expander procedure entries.  The cache
	should be enlarged when the following array grows to more
	than 36 entries.
****/

dcl  audit_binary_expanders (10) char (13) varying internal static options (constant)
	init (	"ssobj",		/* 1 (first two are internal */
		"sslnk",		/* 2  procedures in expand_access_audit_msg_) */
		"as_ia",		/* 3 (ia_int_dmn) */
		"as_ia",		/* 4 (ia_abs) */
		"as_ia",		/* 5 (ia_abs_proxy) */
		"channel",	/* 6 */
		"dial_serv",	/* 7 */
		"pnt",		/* 8 */
		"rcp_obj",	/* 9 */
		"mseg_msg"          /* 10 */
		);

/* end include file - access_audit_binary_def.incl.pl1 */


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