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JBoss Environment Variables (ENVETJ)

The ENVETJ member in chorus_runtime_hlq.CETJOPTN contains the configuration information for the JBoss server that must be edited to set site-specific environment variables. The variables are described in the ENVETJ member, but additional information is provided here for your reference.

INSTALL_HOME

Specifies the mount point for the USS target directory &CAI.CETJZFS0. Set to the same value specified for USS target directory during CA Chorus Software Manager installation. For example, /u/chorus.

Default: /cai/cetjr3m0

JAVA_HOME

Specifies the location of the JDK (directory where Java is installed). Set to the same value that was specified for Java Home DIR during the CA Chorus Software Manager installation. For more information, see Installation Data Sets.

TEIID_PORT

Specifies the lowest of 13 consecutive port numbers that are assigned for Teiid JDBC access using ETJI0105 in chorus_runtime_hlq.CETJJCL. Confirm that all ports in the specified range are not already in use and can be reserved for use by the CA Chorus JBoss server.

If you configure ports manually, follow the instructions in the ENVETJ member (see CA Chorus Ports).

Range: TEIID_PORT to TEIID_PORT+11

TEIID_MACHINE

Specifies the server name (host name or the IP address) where the JBoss server is running. This value indicates the CA Chorus machine name.

DSI_RESOLVER

Specifies the data set name that is defined to SYSTCPD in the TCP/IP started task on the system. Replace <SYSTCPD_DSN> with the value specified for TCPDATA in the ENVETJ member of chorus_runtime_hlq.CETJOPTN.

Default: TCPIP.TCPIP.DATA

Example: DSI_RESOLVER="TCPIP.TCPIP.DATA" or DSI_RESOLVER="TCPIP.TCPIP.DATA(membername)"

Note: If the EZB.STACKACCESS resource is protected, the appropriate READ permissions are needed for the CA Chorus ID that is associated with JBoss.

Important! This value is not used for real-time Compliance Information Analysis (CIA) in CA Chorus for Security and Compliance Management. Do not alter this value as part of configuring CIA.

DSI_JOBNAME

(Optional) Specifies the z/OS job name that appears on the console for the CA DSI process that is spawned from the CA Chorus server. If a value is not specified, the job name is the same as the CA Chorus server job name. If the job name is less than eight characters, the job name is the same as the CA Chorus server job name with a numeric suffix.

To use a specific name for the DSI job, uncomment the option #export DSI_JOBNAME=""   in ENVETJ and insert a new job name for the DSI job in between the quotation marks.

Note: This variable is ignored if the CA Chorus server user does not have BPX.SUPERUSER authority.

Important! This value is not used for real-time Compliance Information Analysis (CIA) in CA Chorus for Security and Compliance Management. Do not alter this value as part of configuring CIA.

DSIDMPHLQ

Specifies the high-level qualifier (HLQ) under which a dump for the CA DSI Server is captured. This HLQ is substituted in the dsi.env file that is created in the ETJI0105 job to collect diagnostic information at runtime.

Replace <HLQ-of-dump-dataset-for-DSI-Server> in DSIDMPHLQ="<HLQ-of-dump-dataset-for-DSI-Server>" with your value to capture a dump for CA DSI Server.

Limit: No more than 21 characters

Example: DSIDMPHLQ="DSI.DUMP"

The dump data set is in the form DSI.DUMP.Dxxx.Txxxxxxx.Pxxxxxxx.

JAVA_DUMP_TDUMP_PATTERN

Specifies the name of the JVM SYSDUMP output data set where dump data sets are created. Replace <JDMPHLQ> with the data set high-level qualifier (HLQ).

Note: The JBoss server task needs security permissions to write to the data sets under the specified HLQ.

Dmaster.pds

Specifies the data set name where the report templates are stored. This value must match the name specified for EZT_MASTER_PDS in the ENVEZT member of your_chorus_hlq.CETJOPTV.

MAX_ALERT_LIMIT

Specifies the maximum number of alerts that are stored for CA Chorus for Security and Compliance Management and CA Chorus for Storage Management. After the maximum number of alerts is reached, CA Chorus deletes the oldest alert and stores the new one. The value that is specified applies to both disciplines. For example, if the value specified is 1000, CA Chorus stores 1000 security alerts and 1000 storage alerts.

Default: 5000