LST parameters in BnnLSTxx

LST parameters in BnnLSTxx

Parameter name

Value

Description

Opt./Req.

Default

Bnn_SSID

ssid

The subsystem ID to be used

Required

 

Bnn_COMMENT

plaintext

Message to be written to the console when the STC is started.

Optional

none

IRCDE

(n,n)

Specifies the routing code to be used when generating information messages. The next table lists the valid routing codes.

Optional

(2,0)

WRCDE

(n,n)

Specifies the routing code to be used when generating warning messages. See the following table for valid routing codes.

Optional

(12,0)

ERCDE

(n,n)

Specifies the routing code to be used when generating error messages. See the following table for valid routing codes.

Optional

(12,0)

DRCDE

(n,n)

Specifies the routing code to be used when generating decision messages. See the following table for valid routing codes.

Optional

(12,0)

DIAG

parameters

Initiates the writing of a diagnostic report to DD BSADIAG

The syntax of the LST parameter DIAG corresponds to the syntax of the MODIFY command. For more information, see "Diagnostic reports".

Optional

none

MSG_SUPPRESS

(msg_mask1, msg_mask2, ...
msg_maskn)

This keyword and its parameters specify the message IDs or masks of message IDs of the Beta messages that are to be suppressed from output to the system log, consoles or Beta product logs. Please note that inappropriate use of this keyword can hinder debugging.

Optional

none

DUMP_SUPPRESS

(dump_mask1, dump_mask2, ...
dump_maskn)

This keyword and its parameters specify the complete abend code or masks of abend codes of the dumps which are to be suppressed from output to the SFFFDUMP and/or SYSABEND DD statement. Please note that inappropriate use of this keyword hinders the recording of a dump

Optional

none

MSG_ROUTE_TO

subsystem ID (ssid) of _beta access monitor

All the messages that pass the filters set in _beta access monitor are routed to the _beta access monitor subsystem ssid. If the keyword MSG_ROUTE_TO = ssid is not entered, message routing cannot be activated. If an invalid or inactive _beta access monitor subsystem ID is specified, a message will come up. Activate the _beta access monitor subsystem to start message routing. You will be notified by a message once the connection has been successfully established.

Optional

none

Bnn_LICX_DSNAME

dsname

Name of the license file (required if DD BnnLICX is not available)

For more detailed information on license files, see "License check handling".

see description

none

Bnn_LICX_CHECK_ TIME

hh

The time as a full hour at which a cyclical check is made on licenses in the license file.

Optional

00

Bnn_DISPLAY_LIMIT_ OVERWRITE

YES | NO

When this parameter is set to YES, and the number of records specified by parameter Bnn_DISPLAY_ LIMIT_ VALUE= has been reached, the user will be asked to decide whether the display limit value is to be overwritten so that more records can be read. If NO is set, the user will not be able to influence the number of records read.

Optional

NO

Bnn_DISPLAY_LIMIT_ BYPASS

YES | NO

When this parameter is set to YES, and the number of records specified by Bnn_DISPLAY_ LIMIT_ VALUE= is reached for the first time, the user will be informed of this. If the user then decides to continue working, the "Limit Reached" panel will not be shown again. Instead, all the records in the table will be retrieved until the entire table can be displayed

Optional

NO

Bnn_DISPLAY_LIMIT_ VALUE

0-999999

Specifies the number of records read before the search function stops or pauses. If Bnn_DISPLAY_ LIMIT_ BYPASS=NO, the user can continue to retrieve records until the limit value is reached again. This can be repeated as often as required.

0 means that there is no limit. All the records matching the selection criteria will be read without pausing or stopping.

Optional

1000

BSA_ANALYZE_SMPE

YES | NO

If YES, the started task or batch job outputs information on available Beta SMP/E packages and their status (see message 9350I).

Optional

NO

Note

Other parameters that can be specified in BSA are described in the documentation for the facilities concerned.