dat_ep_disconnect - terminate a connection or a connection establishment
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#include <dat/udat.h>
DAT_RETURN
dat_ep_disconnect (
IN DAT_EP_HANDLE ep_handle,
IN DAT_CLOSE_FLAGS disconnect_flags
)
Handle for an instance of Endpoint.
Flags for disconnect. Flag values are as follows:
Abrupt close. This is the default value.
Graceful close.
The dat_ep_disconnect() function requests a termination of a connection or connection establishment. This operation is used by the active/client or a passive/server side Consumer of the connection model.
The disconnect_flags parameter allows Consumers to specify whether they want graceful or abrupt disconnect. Upon disconnect, all outstanding and in-progress DTOs and RMR Binds must be completed.
For abrupt disconnect, all outstanding DTOs and RMR Binds are completed unsuccessfully, and in-progress DTOs and RMR Binds can be completed successfully or unsuccessfully. If an in-progress DTO is completed unsuccessfully, all follow on in-progress DTOs in the same direction also must be completed unsuccessfully. This order is presented to the Consumer through a DTO completion Event Stream of the recv_evd_handle and and request_evd_handle of the Endpoint.
For graceful disconnect, all outstanding and in-progress request DTOs and RMR Binds must try to be completed successfully first, before disconnect proceeds. During that time, the local Endpoint is in a DAT_EP_DISCONNECT_PENDING state.
The Consumer can call abrupt dat_ep_disconnect() when the local Endpoint is in the DAT_EP_DISCONNECT_PENDING state. This causes the Endpoint to transition into DAT_EP_STATE_DISCONNECTED without waiting for outstanding and in-progress request DTOs and RMR Binds to successfully complete. The graceful dat_ep_disconnect() call when the local Endpoint is in the DAT_EP_DISCONNECT_PENDING state has no effect.
If the Endpoint is not in DAT_EP_STATE_CONNECTED, the semantic of the operation is the same for graceful or abrupt disconnect_flags value.
No new Send, RDMA Read, and RDMA Write DTOs, or RMR Binds can be posted to the Endpoint when the local Endpoint is in the DAT_EP_DISCONNECT_PENDING state.
The successful completion of the disconnect is reported to the Consumer through a DAT_CONNECTION_EVENT_DISCONNECTED event on connect_evd_handle of the Endpoint. The Endpoint is automatically transitioned into a DAT_EP_STATE_DISCONNECTED state upon successful asynchronous completion. If the same EVD is used for connect_evd_handle and any recv_evd_handle and request_evd_handle, all successful Completion events of in-progress DTOs precede the Disconnect Completion event.
Disconnecting an unconnected Disconnected Endpoint is no-op. Disconnecting an Endpoint in DAT_EP_STATE_UNCONNECTED, DAT_EP_STATE_RESERVED, DAT_EP_STATE_PASSIVE_CONNECTION_PENDING, and DAT_EP_STATE_TENTATIVE_CONNECTION_PENDING is disallowed.
Both abrupt and graceful disconnect of the Endpoint during connection establishment, DAT_EP_STATE_ACTIVE_CONNECTION_PENDING and DAT_EP_STATE_COMPLETION_PENDING, "aborts" the connection establishment and transitions the local Endpoint into DAT_EP_STATE_DISCONNECTED . That causes preposted Recv DTOs to be flushed to recv_evd_handle.
The operation was successful.
The ep_handle parameter is invalid.
The operation failed due to resource limitations.
The disconnect_flags parameter is invalid.
A parameter is in an invalid state. Endpoint is not in the valid state for disconnect.
See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:
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