Quick Reference |
This section explains the Entire Systems Management Adapter startup parameters.
The following topics are covered:
You must edit the parameter file as part of the installation procedure. This includes customizing parameter values to suit your site. Thereafter, you can modify parameters as required for customization purposes to reflect changing conditions at your site. After each modification of the parameter member, you must restart the Entire Systems Management Adapter to pick up the changes.
Unspecified parameters take the default value. The parameters listed below have no default value and must be specified:
JOBSERVER
NODE
NODE=199 IDENTIFIER=PRODUCTION-NODE AUTOLOG=YES Def.: YES YES|NO CDATALEN=1024 Def.: 0 K Size of COMMON-DATA MP CLIENT-CODE-PAGE=ISO8859F Def.: ISO8859F CONACCESS=WRITE Def.: NONE Access NONE|READ|WRITE EVENTLEN=1024 Def.: 0 K Size of EVENTING MP HOST-CODE-PAGE=EDF04F Def.: EDF04F Host code page * JOB-CLASS=TSOSBAT Def.: TSOSBAT P.ESA: JOB-CLASS * JOB-ELEM=P.ESA Def.: none Startup SDF-P procedure * JOB-LIB=$SAG.ESAnnn.JOBS Def.: none LIB containing P.ESA * JOB-NAME-CONS=XCON199 Def.: XCON199 P.ESA: JOB-NAME ESACONS * JOB-NAME-EMAIL=XEML199 Def.: XEML199 P.ESA: JOB-NAME ESAMAIL * JOB-NAME-EVENT=XEVT199 Def.: XEVT199 P.ESA: JOB-NAME ESAEVTM * JOB-NAME-SERVER=XSRV199 Def.: XSRV199 P.ESA: JOB-NAME ESASERV * JOB-RUN-PRIORITY=255 Def.: STD P.ESA: RUN-PRIORITY=n * JOB-START-OPTION=SOON Def.: IMMEDIATELY START=*str * JOB-TIME=NO Def.: NO P.ESA: CPU-LIMIT=*str * JOBENT=YES Def.: NO Privileged $JOBENT? LANGUAGE=E Def.: E Language code E|G LOOP=0 Def.: 0 SEC Loop time limit MSGLEVEL=I Def.: I Message level I|W|E NABS=100 Def.: 10 Number attached buffers NONACT=30 Def.: 60 MIN User non-activity time NUMCONSMSG=2048 Def.: 1024 Number CONSOLE MSG entries NUMFAT=256 Def.: 128 Number Fast Access Tables NUMMAIL=256 Def.: 0 Number E-MAIL Entries NUMTASK=1 Def.: 4 Number SERVER Tasks NUMUSER=128 Def.: 128 10 - 512 USER CBs PRODUCT=M No default M = LMS READ-LOCKED-FILE=YES No default Read locked file? *NEW* RECALL=NO Def.: YES Recall migrated files SDF=YES Def.: NO Internal use of SDF CMDs * SDF-P=YES Def.: NO Internal use of SDF-P SECURITY=BS2 Def.: NONE User security SERVER-DYN=YES Def.: NO Dynamic SERVER Management SERVER-MAX=16 Def.: 16 Max # SERVER SERVER-MIN=1 Def.: 1 Min # SERVER SERVER-NONACT=5 Def.: 10 MIN SERVER non-activity time SERVER-QUEUE-DEPTH=2 Def.: 5 Depth of SERVER input Q SMTP-HOST=mailhost No default SMTP Host (Mail gateway) SMTP-PORT=25 Def.: 25 SMTP port number SPOOL=BS2 Def.: BS2 BS2|NONE SYSTEM-COMMAND-USER=TSOS No default Users granted for SYSTEM-COMMAND * TAPES=NO Def.: NO Tape support TCP-PORT=3931 TRACE=PREP Def.: PREP PREP|YES|NO TRACE-LEN=1024 Def.: 8 K Size of TRACE MP TRACE-SAV=YES Def.: YES Save traces at exit * VIEWSEC=NONE Def.: NONE View processor exit JOBCONS=*LIBRARY-ELEMENT(LIBRARY=$SAG.ESAvrs.JOBS,ELEMENT=E.ESACONS) JOBEMAIL=*LIBRARY-ELEMENT(LIBRARY=$SAG.ESAvrs.JOBS,ELEMENT=E.ESAMAIL) JOBEVENT=*LIBRARY-ELEMENT(LIBRARY=$SAG.ESAvrs.JOBS,ELEMENT=E.ESAEVTM) JOBSERVER=*LIBRARY-ELEMENT(LIBRARY=$SAG.ESAvrs.JOBS,ELEMENT=E.ESASERV) PRMCONS=START=*IMMEDIATELY,RESOURCES=*PARAMETERS(CPU-LIMIT=*NO) PRMEMAIL=START=*IMMEDIATELY,RESOURCES=*PARAMETERS(CPU-LIMIT=*NO) PRMEVENT=START=*IMMEDIATELY,RESOURCES=*PARAMETERS(CPU-LIMIT=*NO) PRMSERVER=START=*IMMEDIATELY,RESOURCES=*PARAMETERS(CPU-LIMIT=*NO)
The startup parameter descriptions are listed in alphabetical order by their names:
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | YES
|
Specifies automatic logon to the Entire Systems Management Adapter at the start of the Natural session.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
YES
|
No password check is done as part of the Entire Systems Management Adapter logon, as long as the specified user ID matches the internal Natural user ID. An implicit logon is performed if the first user request is not a logon call. |
NO
|
No logon to the Entire Systems Management Adapter is performed at the start of the Natural session, but note that if an external security system is installed, a logon to the Entire Systems Management Adapter including user ID and password is always required. |
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 0
|
The maximum size (in K bytes) of the common data pool. A value
greater than 0 must be specified if the view COMMON-DATA
is to be
used.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | ISO8859F
|
This parameter is used to define the client code page of the Linux
x64 clients. See also parameter
HOST-CODE-PAGE
.
For a detailed description, refer to the XHCS manual (Extended Host Code
Support).
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | NONE
|
Specifies the access capability of the Entire Systems Management Adapter node to the Console Task.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
NONE
|
Default. Console Task will not be activated. The view
CONSOLE can, therefore, only be used for the functions WTO and
WTOR.
|
READ
|
Console Task will be activated if the parameter
JOBCONS is specified. All retrieval functions of the
view CONSOLE can be used.
|
WRITE
|
Same as for READ option, but operator
commands can also be issued by using the view CONSOLE .
|
Write access can be restricted to certain users and commands,
using the exit USERCSEC
. For more information, see
Security
Considerations.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | NO
|
This parameter allows you to manipulate the composition of job
names for Entire Operations tasks. If multiple Entire Operations monitors are
running on the same machine, you may define this parameter value to
YES
. However, please consult Software AG support staff before
adding or changing this parameter.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
YES
|
The NODE parameter value is
used to replace the rightmost three bytes of the EOR job names. If the value of
NODE is greater than 999, the rightmost five bytes of
the job names are used for the NODE value.
|
NO
|
The job names supplied by EOR are used without any modification. |
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 0 |
Size of eventing memory pool in Kbytes. If the view
EVENTING
is to be used, you must specify a value of 3 or greater.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | EDF04F
|
This parameter is used to define the target character set for the
Entire Systems Management Adapter for requests of Linux x64 clients and for any
input data in view SEND-EMAIL
. See also parameter
CLIENT-CODE-PAGE
.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
EDF03DRV
|
Coded character set (CCS) EBCDIC.DF.03 ISO-7-bit German |
EDF03IRV
|
Coded character set (CCS) EBCDIC.DF.03 ISO-7-bit International |
EDF041
|
Coded character set (CCS) EBCDIC.DF.04 ISO-8-bit International |
EDF04DRV
|
Coded character set (CCS) EBCDIC.DF.04 ISO-8-bit German |
EDF04F |
Coded character set (CCS) EBCDIC with EURO symbol (ISO code variant ISO 8859-15) |
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | None |
String to identify the node. Maximum length is 50 bytes. This
string can be retrieved from the field NODE-ID
in the view
SYSTEM-INFO
.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | TSOSBAT
|
8 bytes |
Specifies the job class for the ESA tasks if Entire Systems
Management Adapter is using the SDF-P startup method activated by parameter
SDF-P=YES
.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | None | 120 bytes |
Specifies the location of the job control to start the Console Task. For details, see UCON Interface.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
filename
|
Enter job is saved as file. The startup parameter SDF
is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format, or set to
YES to use SDF format.
|
library(element)
|
Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup
parameter SDF is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format.
|
*LIBRARY-ELEMENT(LIBRARY=library,
ELEMENT=element) |
Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup
parameter SDF is set to YES .
|
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | None | 64 bytes |
Specifies the LMS element name of type J to run the ESA tasks if
Entire Systems Management Adapter is using the SDF-P startup method activated
by parameter SDF-P=YES
.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | None | 120 bytes |
Specifies the location of the job control to start the E-Mail Manager Task.
For more information about E-Mail administration, see Run E-Mail Client.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
filename
|
Enter job is saved as file. The startup parameter SDF
is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format, or set to
YES to use SDF format.
|
library(element)
|
Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup
parameter SDF is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format.
|
*LIBRARY-ELEMENT(LIBRARY=library,
ELEMENT=element) |
Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup
parameter SDF is set to YES .
|
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | None |
This parameter is used to control the usage of privileged code for submitting jobs by Entire Systems Management Adapter.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
YES
|
Entire Systems Management Adapter will execute privileged code to submit jobs. |
NO
|
Entire Systems Management Adapter will not execute privileged code to submit jobs. |
Not specified | Entire Systems Management Adapter will execute privileged code for submitting jobs on systems with encrypted passwords. |
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | None | 120 bytes |
Specifies the location of the job control to start the Eventing
Task. The view EVENTING
is only available if this task is running.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
filename
|
Enter job is saved as file. The startup parameter SDF
is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format, or set to
YES to use SDF format.
|
library(element)
|
Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup
parameter SDF is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format.
|
*LIBRARY-ELEMENT(LIBRARY=library,
ELEMENT=element) |
Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup
parameter SDF is set to YES .
|
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | None | 54 bytes |
Specifies the LMS library that finds the SDF-P procedure (defined
by JOB-ELEM
) to run the ESA tasks if Entire Systems Management
Adapter is using the SDF-P startup method (activated by parameter
SDF-P=YES
).
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | XCON199
|
8 bytes |
Specifies the job name of the Console Task if Entire Systems
Management Adapter is using the SDF-P startup method activated by parameter
SDF-P=YES
.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | XEML199
|
8 bytes |
Specifies the job name of the E-Mail Manager Task if Entire
Systems Management Adapter is using the SDF-P startup method activated by
parameter SDF-P=YES
.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | XEVT199
|
8 bytes |
Specifies the job name of the Eventing Task if Entire Systems
Management Adapter is using the SDF-P startup method activated by parameter
SDF-P=YES
.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | XSRV199
|
8 bytes |
Specifies the job name of the Server Task if Entire Systems
Management Adapter is using the SDF-P startup method activated by parameter
SDF-P=YES
.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | STD
|
3 bytes |
Specifies the run priority of the ESA tasks if Entire Systems
Management Adapter is using the SDF-P startup method activated by parameter
SDF-P=YES
.
For details, refer to operand
RESOURCES=*PARAMETERS(RUN-PRIORITY=value)
of command ENTER-PROCEDURE
.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | IMMEDIATELY
|
17 bytes |
Specifies the start option of the ESA tasks if Entire Systems
Management Adapter is using the SDF-P startup method activated by parameter
SDF-P=YES
.
For details, refer to operand
SCHEDULING-TIME=*PARAMETERS(START=value)
of command ENTER-PROCEDURE
.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | NO
|
5 bytes |
Specifies the CPU limit of the ESA tasks if Entire Systems
Management Adapter is using the SDF-P startup method activated by parameter
SDF-P=YES
.
For details, refer to operand
RESOURCES=*PARAMETERS(CPU-LIMIT=value)
of command ENTER-PROCEDURE
.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Required | None | 120 bytes |
Needs at least one Server Task to handle user requests. If this parameter is omitted, the Entire Systems Management Adapter terminates with an error message.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
filename
|
Enter job is saved as file. The startup parameter SDF
is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format, or set to
YES to use SDF format.
|
library(element)
|
Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup
parameter SDF is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format.
|
*LIBRARY-ELEMENT(LIBRARY=library,
ELEMENT=element) |
Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup
parameter SDF is set to YES .
|
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | E
|
Specifies the language for console messages.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
E
|
Default. Console messages appear in English. |
G
|
Console messages appear in German. |
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | None | 160 bytes |
Specifies the domain name. In combination with the
LOGON-ID, the parameter is used as sender address in
SEND-EMAIL
requests. You should use LOCAL-HOST
only
if there are difficulties in using the existing host name setting of the local
machine.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 0
|
Determines the amount of CPU time (in seconds) which can be used
by Entire Systems Management Adapter servers. The default value of zero (0)
means there is no limit and no CPU time is recorded for display using the
NATPROC-USER
view.
We recommend setting this parameter to 200
to allow
CPU times to be collected without interfering with long-running programs. If
you receive the 5537 time limit error, you can increase this value.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | I
|
Specifies which message is to be written to the system messages protocol.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
E | 3
|
Error. Only error messages are written. Information and warnings are suppressed. |
W | 2
|
Warning. Suppresses the logging of startup parameters, as well as the messages indicating a user non-activity time-out. |
I | 1
|
Info. All messages are written. |
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 10
|
The number of attached buffers to be used. An attached buffer is an internal buffer used for interregion communication. An attached buffer pool will be allocated of a size equal to the value specified here multiplied by 4112.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Required | There is no default.
n must be a value greater than or equal
to 1 and less than or equal to 65535 .
|
The Entire Systems Management Adapter DBID. It must be unique for each Entire Systems Management Adapter node.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 60
|
The non-activity time (in minutes). If a user has not issued a request to the Entire Systems Management Adapter during this time interval, the user is logged off, and the resources of the user will be freed.
NONACT=0
is rejected as invalid parameter value.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 1024
|
This parameter defines the size of the table collecting console
messages in number of messages. The value must be between 0
and
65535
.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 128
|
Number of Fast Access Tables (minimum 0, maximum 256, size per
table 8K). These tables are used for READ-FILE
requests to cache
the number of records per block for SAM files. Once a Fast Access Table is
created for a SAM file, it improves the performance of accessing this file
directly per RECORD-NUMBER
.
NUMFAT=0
is used to disable this feature of
READ-FILE
.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 0
|
Number of E-Mail control and data entries temporarily saved in
E-Mail memory pool. This storage is needed for Interprocess Communication
between ESASERV
and ESAMAIL
tasks of Entire Systems
Management Adapter. The size of the E-Mail memory pool is defined by 32 bytes
for one control block entry plus 1024 bytes for one data block entry multiplied
by the NUMMAIL
value. Maximum is 4096 entries.
For more information about E-Mail administration, see Run E-Mail Client.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 4
|
Number of tasks to be started for user requests as part of the Entire Systems Management Adapter initialization.
If Dynamic Server Management is enabled,
NUMTASK
specifies the number of Server Tasks started
during initialization of Entire Systems Management Adapter.
For detailed information, see Dynamic Server Management.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 128
|
Number of ESA users (minimum 10, maximum 512). This value
specifies the maximum number of users working in parallel. Please note that the
length of a user session is fixed by the NONACT
parameter.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | None | 120 bytes |
Parameters for Enter of Console Task. If startup parameter
SDF
is set to YES
, you must specify the
values in SDF syntax.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | None | 120 bytes |
Parameter for /ENTER
of E-Mail Manager
Task. If startup parameter SDF
is set to
YES
, you must specify the values in SDF syntax.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | None | 120 bytes |
Parameters for Enter of Eventing Task. If startup parameter
SDF
is set to YES
, you must specify the
values in SDF syntax.
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | None | 120 bytes |
Parameters for Enter of Server Task(s). If startup parameter
SDF
is set to YES
, you must specify the
values in SDF syntax.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | None |
Name of additional library management systems. You must specify
the parameter for each supported subsystem. Currently the only possible value
is M
for LMS.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | None |
This parameter is used to control the usage of privileged code for opening locked SAM files by the Entire Systems Management Adapter.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
YES
|
The Entire Systems Management Adapter will execute privileged code to open locked SAM files for reading records. |
NO
|
The Entire Systems Management Adapter will not execute privileged code to open locked SAM files for reading records. |
Not specified | The Entire Systems Management Adapter will execute privileged code for opening locked SAM files. |
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional. | YES
|
Specifies whether migrated datasets can be recalled.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
YES
|
Default. Migrated datasets can be recalled automatically. |
NO
|
Migrated datasets cannot be recalled automatically. |
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | NO
|
Specifies if SDF syntax is to be used for internal commands. If
you specify YES
, all JCL-related startup parameters must contain
SDF syntax.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
YES
|
SDF syntax is to be used. |
NO
|
Default. ISP syntax is to be used. |
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | NO
|
Use this parameter to control the startup method of Entire Systems Management Adapter.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
YES
|
To run the various ESA tasks, Entire Systems Management Adapter is using the SDF-P procedure specified by the following parameters:
For the definition of more task specific attributes, the following parameters are available:
|
NO
|
To run the various ESA tasks, Entire Systems Management Adapter is using the job control specified by parameters:
|
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | None |
The security system in use.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
NONE
|
No security system is used. |
BS2
|
User ID and password are checked against TIAM user ID
definitions in BS2000 (TSOSJOIN ).
|
USER
|
Example exit USERLSEC must be modified
to solve security considerations at your site.
|
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | NO
|
Specifies if Dynamic Server Management has to be activated. This value can be changed dynamically via operator command.
For further information, see Dynamic Server Management.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
YES
|
Dynamic Server Management is enabled at startup time. |
NO
|
Dynamic Server Management is disabled at startup time. |
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 16
|
Specifies the maximum number of server tasks running in Entire Systems Management Adapter. This value is considered by the Dynamic Server Management as maximum capacity for a high workload. For further information, see Dynamic Server Management.
The following rule applies:
|
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 1
|
Specifies the minimum number of server tasks running in Entire Systems Management Adapter. This value is considered by the Dynamic Server Management as minimum capacity for a low workload. For further information, see Dynamic Server Management.
The following rule applies:
|
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 10
|
Server non-activity time (in minutes). This value is considered by
the Dynamic Server Management only. If a server has not been dispatched during
this time interval, and no active request is assigned to that server, and
SERVER-MIN
is lower than the number of servers currently
active, this server will be stopped.
This value must be greater than zero.
For further information, see Dynamic Server Management .
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 5
|
Server queue depth. This value is considered by the Dynamic
Server Management only. If a new request (user command) arrives, and the number
of assigned requests to the server with the lowest workload is greater or equal
this value, and SERVER-MAX
is higher than the number of
servers currently active, a new server will be started to handle that request.
This value must be greater than zero.
For further information, see Dynamic Server Management .
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | There is no default. | 120 bytes |
Specifies the host name used as mail gateway. This is a DNS name.
SEND-EMAIL
view
cannot work without specifying a valid value for this startup parameter.
Contact your mail administrator to determine this host name.
For more information about E-Mail administration, see Run E-Mail Client.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 25
|
The SMTP port number used on the mail gateway.
SEND-EMAIL
view
cannot work without specifying a valid value for this startup parameter.
Contact your mail administrator to determine this port number.
For more information about E-Mail administration, see Run E-Mail Client.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | BS2
|
Specifies the spooling system in use.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
NONE
|
No SPOOL interface |
BS2
|
BS2000 Spool |
Type | Default | Maximum Value Length |
---|---|---|
Optional | There is no default. | 160 bytes |
This parameter specifies a list of user IDs authorized to use view
SYSTEM-COMMAND
.
User exit USERSSEC
is called during execution of view
SYSTEM-COMMAND
only if parameter
SYSTEM-COMMAND-USER
is NOT specified. Otherwise,
USERSSEC
is ignored.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
userID1[,userID2[,userIDn]]
|
List of authorized user IDs. |
NONE
|
No userID is authorized. |
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | NO
|
Specifies whether your site allows access to mounted tapes from any Natural session.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
YES
|
Access to mounted tapes allowed. |
NO
|
Access to mounted tapes not allowed. |
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 0.0.0.0
|
Defines the address of the network interface on which Entire
Systems Management Adapter listens for connection requests. If
TCP-HOST
is not specified or set to 0.0.0.0
, Entire
Systems Management Adapter listens on any attached interface adapter of the
system.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
0.0.0.0
|
Listens on any attached network interface adapter. |
hostname
|
Listens on IP address resolved for specified hostname. |
IP
address |
Listens on specified IP address. |
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 3930
|
The TCP/IP port number on which the Entire Systems Management Adapter listens for connection requests. If not specified, the default value of 3930 is used.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | PREP
|
Specifies how to set up the TRACE environment.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
YES
|
TRACE environment is activated at ESA startup. |
PREP |
TRACE environment will be initialized, but not started yet. |
NO
|
TRACE environment is completely deactivated. |
If the YES
or PREP
option is specified,
the TRACE activity can be manipulated via operator command to start or stop
traces dynamically.
For further information, see Creating Trace Data for Diagnostic Purposes.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | 8
|
Specifies the size of the trace memory pool (in Kbytes). This
value is considered only if you define TRACE=YES
or
TRACE=PREP
.
For further information, see Creating Trace Data for Diagnostic Purposes.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | YES
|
TRACE-SAV
controls the trace save routine at
exit.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
YES
|
TRACE data buffers will be saved. |
NO
|
TRACE data buffers will not be saved. |
For further information, see Creating Trace Data for Diagnostic Purposes.
Type | Default |
---|---|
Optional | NONE
|
The name of the view security exit to limit usage of views to a
list of user IDs. A sample exit named USERVSEC
is supplied as
source member on the installation tape.
Option | Explanation |
---|---|
name
|
Name of the view security exit. Example exit
USERVSEC must be modified to solve the security considerations at
your site.
|
NONE
|
Default. View security exit is not activated. |