igb@fulcrum.bt.co.uk (Ian G Batten) (02/21/91)
We have a reference for TL-1 in a specification, which we believe to be a transaction processing language for OSI applications, but we can find nothing out about it. Is there an X serious spec or anything which would tell us about it? Mail me; I'll summarise if there's any interest. ian
chucka@cup.portal.com (Charles - Anderson) (02/24/91)
> > We have a reference for TL-1 in a specification, which we believe to be > a transaction processing language for OSI applications, but we can find > nothing out about it. Is there an X serious spec or anything which > would tell us about it? > > Mail me; I'll summarise if there's any interest. > > ian We use TL1 (Transaction Lanquage 1) for T1 performance monitoring at Verilink. I think this is the same one specified, but not sure. TL1 is a MML (Man Machine Language), but not necessarily friendly. It is described in TA-TSY-000396 from Bell Communcations Research. If you want to know everything you will need the OSTGR, which is about 2 feet across and covers all telecommuncations devices. Example RTRV-T1:TID1:AID:CTAG::; This will return about 16K of ascii data. Most commands return less than 50 bytes. Chuck Anderson