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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Building the Records(4): Assuming that the subsystem accepts the connection request, it builds a connection record, and enters the received connection identifier (CID = y). It then passes an N-connect response to SCCP-B, including CID = y. Building the Records(5): SCCP-B accesses the record in which CID = y, and allocates a source local reference (SLR = w), and a signaling link selector (SLS = n). It then sends a connection confirm message, using the “remote” party address (PC = a, SSN =p) as called party address, the “local” party address (PC = b, SSN = q) as calling party address (PC = b, SSN = q), the source local reference (SLR = w), and the destination local reference (DLR = v). Building the Records(6): The SCCP message arrives at SCCP-A. It accesses the record whose source local reference matches the received DLR = v. It then enters the received calling party address as “remote” party address, and passes an N-connect confirmation that includes CID = x, to the “local” party identified by SSN = p. At this point all connection records are complete, and the transfer of subsystem data can start. Transfer of a data form1 2.4.1 Introduction to TCAP The transaction capabilities application part (TCAP) of signaling system No.7, in conjunction with the signaling control connection part (SCCP) and the message transfer part (MTP) [l-3], enables application service elements(ASE) at two nodes (the TCAP term for signaling points) to conduct transactions. 2.4.2 Introduction A component is a communication between ASEs. It can contain a requested operation, or the results of the operation. A message (containing one or more components) is the unit of communication between two TCAPs. 2.4.2 TCAP Messages A TCAP message consists of a TCAP portion, which is processed by TCAP, and a components portion with one or more components, which is passed transparently. A transaction is a set of related TCAP messages th