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Transaction Capabilities User Part

Variations are much greater at the TCAP level; the variations are so great above TCAP that a comparison could only be made in general terms.

While ITU [8286] uses the term "message types," ANSI [3] uses the term "package types." ANSI TCAP has seven messages, as opposed to ITU-T TCAP's five. ITU-T TCAP does not have the concept of permission.

Table J-1 shows the comparable messages used in the two protocols.

Table J-1. ANSI and ITU TCAP Messages

ANSI "Package Types"

ITU-T "Message Types"

Unidirectional

Unidirectional

Query with Permission

Begin

Query without Permission

 

Response

End

Conversation with Permission

Continue

Conversation without Permission

 

Abort

Abort


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