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# General features of Onesait Editran 5.3.1

The four unique procedures of editran/G 5.3.1 include the DDs of the following files:

* editran profiles: Data are taken from the transmission sessions that make up the presentation. It ensures communication with a specific copy of editran (remember that the local environment profile contains the AS/400 name).
* editran/G profiles
* editran/G states
* editran/G log

When the execution of a procedure ends, a message is sent to the AS/400 and to the interface transaction specified in the application's local environment profile, indicating whether it was executed correctly or incorrectly, which may entail, depending on the case, a request for sending or receiving.

At the end of subsequent sending or receiving processes, optional deletion of the buffers can be performed, with the same considerations already made above.

If the buffers are not deleted in subsequent processes, it should be noted that no remote request to start a new presentation session will be accepted until, from local editran/G, a load/send or initialization/receive request is made, since a remote request would make the data that are to be preserved from the previous session disappear.


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