> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.editran.onesait.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.editran.onesait.com/documentacion-editran/ibm-editran-v5.3-ims-en/gestor-batch-de-perfiles/altas-de-perfiles-onesait-editran/fichero-de-ordenes-de-alta-de-sesiones-de-onesait-editran.md). # Onesait Editran session registration orders file The session creation order file is composed of groups of records that contain the parameters necessary for session creation. Each group corresponds to the creation order of a session. Each of the groups consists of the following types of records or entries: * S0 - Session creation-0 > Mandatory. Specifies the code of the “image” session from which the parameters not indicated in the rest of the records associated with the new session will be taken. And the code of the new session * S1 - Session creation-1 > Optional: Parameters for the macrofiles program * S2 - Session creation-2 > Mandatory: Specifies the transmission session name and the number of records * S3 - Session creation-3 > Optional. Data related to the output file * S4 - Session creation-4 > Optional. Data related to the local subsystem and the remote subsystem of cryptography 4.0 * S5 - Session creation-5 > Optional. Data related to the local label of cryptography 3.0 * S6 - Session creation-6 > Optional. Data related to the remote label of cryptography 3.0 * SA - Session creation-A > Optional. Data related to the JOB name and the installation prefix. * A0 – Application > Optional. Data related to the application corresponding to the new session. If it is not included in the group, it is assumed that the new session has the same application code as the image session and therefore the same application characteristics. > If it is not included in the group, it makes the R0-type record mandatory since the application code or the remote code must be different from those of the image session. * R0 - Remote-0 > Optional. Code associated with the remote of the new session. > If it is not included in the group, it is assumed that the new session has the same remote code as the image session and therefore the same values in the parameters associated with the remote endpoint. > If it is not included in the group, it makes the A0-type record mandatory since the application code or the remote code must be different from those of the image session. * R1 – Remote-1 > Optional. IP address for TCP/IP connections. (up to 6 records). > Contains the IP address (up to 64 characters) and the remote connection port. The format of each of the records in the group and the description of each of their parameters is shown below: ## Session creation-0


Name	Length	Format	Description
Processing	1	An	With “*” the record is ignored, with “- ” it is processed
Type	2	An	S0: Session creation from an existing one
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Session to be created			Code of the session to be created.
Origin	9	An	Source code of the session to be created
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Destination	9	An	Remote code of the session to be created
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Application	6	An	Application code of the session to be created
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Image session			Code of the image session from which the data will be copied.
Source-image	9	An	Source code of the image session
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Destination-image	9	An	Remote code of the image session
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Application-image	6	An	Application code of the image session
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Description	20	An	Description of the session to be created
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.

## Session creation-1


Name	Length	Format	Description
Processing	1	An	With “*” the record is ignored, with “-“ it is processed
Type	2	An	S1: Macrofiles parameters
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Parameters	60	An	Parameters for the Macrofiles program
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.

## Session creation-2


Name	Length	Format	Description
Processing	1	An	With “*” the record is ignored, with “-“ it is processed
Type	2	An	S2: Transmission application
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Application	6	An	Transmission application code
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen
Unused field	1	An	Unused field
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Unused field	8	An	Unused field
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Unused field	8	An	Unused field
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Number of records	6	N	Number of buffer records
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.

## Session creation-3


Name	Length	Format	Description
Processing	1	An	With “*” the record is ignored, with “-“ it is processed
Type	2	An	S3: Output file
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
File	44	An	Physical name of the output file
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen
Format	1	An	File format (R/B)
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Alphabet	1	An	Original alphabet of the file (A/E/N)
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Translate	1	An	Translate output file (Y/N)
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Compression	1	N	File compression (Y/N)
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.

## Session creation-4


Name	Length	Format	Description
Processing	1	An	With “*” the record is ignored, with “-“ it is processed
Type	2	An	S4: Local and remote cryptography subsystem
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Local subsystem	1	An	Name of the Local subsystem used for cryptography 4.0
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen
Remote subsystem	1	An	Name of the Remote subsystem used for crypto 4.0
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.

## Session creation-5


Name	Length	Format	Description
Processing	1	An	With “*” the record is ignored, with “-“ it is processed
Type	2	An	S5: Specification of the label of the external local cryptography key.
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Local Label	64	An	Local label used for cryptography 3.0
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.

## Session creation-6


Name	Length	Format	Description
Processing	1	An	With “*” the record is ignored, with “-“ it is processed
Type	2	An	S6: Specification of the label of the external remote cryptography key.
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Remote Label	64	An	Remote label used for cryptography 3.0
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.

## Session creation-A


Name	Length	Format	Description
Processing	1	An	With “*” the record is ignored, with “-“ it is processed
Type	2	An	SA: Data related to the JOB name and the installation prefix
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
JOB Name	8	An	JOB name for launching the JCLs of the previous and subsequent procedures
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
File installation prefix	11	An	Name used for the definition of intermediate files and, optionally, application reception files
Separator	1	AN	Field separator hyphen.

## Application


Name	Length	Format	Description
Processing	1	An	With “*” the record is ignored, with “-“ it is processed
Type	2	An	A0: Application identifier
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Application	6	An	Application code of the new session
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Application Name	20	An	Text describing the application
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.

## REMOTE-0.


Name	Length	Format	Description
Processing	1	An	With “*” the record is ignored, with “-“ it is processed
Type	2	An	R0: Type 0 data corresponding to the remote center.
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Remote	9	An	Remote code
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Image remote	9	An	Remote code from which the data will be copied
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Remote Name	20	An	Text describing the remote endpoint.
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.

## REMOTE-1


Name	Length	Format	Description
Processing	1	An	With “*” the record is ignored, with “-“ it is processed
Type	2	An	R1: Specification of the IP address.
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Remote IP address	64	An	Remote TCP/IP address
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.
Remote port	5	N	Remote TCP/IP port
Separator	1	An	Field separator hyphen.

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