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CA Chorus Application Server Environment Variables (ENVETJ)

Only change the following settings under the direction of CA Technical Support.

TZ_OFFSET

Specifies the time zone for your system. This variable lets you customize the data coming from your back-end products such that the time stamp is accurate.

Default: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

CHORUS_APPL

Specifies the APPL value that is used to verify users that connect to the CA Chorus server. If a user is using the CA Easytrieve Report Generator reporting or the Object Migrator features, this APPL is used to generate PassTickets to authenticate their connections to the server.

Note: For more information about configuring PassTickets, see Configure PassTickets for User Authentication.

Default: CHORWEBS

quicklinks.application.name

Specifies the application ID that is used to generate a PassTicket for user authentication with the Quick Links module and its associated interfaces.

Default: CALDAP

Note: If you change the default value, be sure to change the value specified in the CA LDAP Server slapd.conf file.

CHORUS_DSIENV

Specifies the path name of the dsi.env file that contains environment settings for the spawned CA Distributed Security Integration (DSI) component.

Default: /cai/cetjr4m0/config/dsi.env

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.

CHORUS_DSICONF

Specifies the path name of the dsi.conf file that contains configuration settings for the spawned CA Distributed Security Integration (DSI) component.

Default: /cai/cetjr4m0/config/dsi.conf

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.

STEPLIB

Specifies the z/OS data set that contains shared objects to support the CA Chorus environment.

Note: Specify STEPLIB=CURRENT to use the //STEPLIB concatenation in the batch JCL.

Default: CURRENT

CA_AXIS2C_LOG_LEVEL

Specifies the level of detail for information that is written to the log files. Valid values in ascending order by amount of detail are NONE, CRIT, ERROR, WARNING, INFO, DEBUG, and TRACE.

Default: DEBUG

Important! Log levels DEBUG and TRACE can cause high CPU usage.

CA_AXIS2C_IDLE_TIMEOUT

Specifies the amount of time (in seconds) that a session can remain idle before it is canceled automatically. This option is the default value that is used if a timeout value is not specified at session start time.

Default: 1800

CA_AXIS2C_SRVMAINT

Specifies whether the server is started in maintenance mode. In maintenance mode, connections to the data source web service are permitted from the client utility (CLIUTIL) only. Use this feature to perform an operation on a data source that requires exclusive access to a resource.

Default: NO

CA_AXIS2C_TRIGGER_THREAD

Controls the execution of the internal thread which processes trigger requests and terminates idle sessions. Do not change this value unless advised to do so by CA Technical Support.

Default: YES

DATACOM_MAX_LOCAL_THREADS

Specifies the maximum number of web service sessions that can be concurrently active.

Each session establishes a connection to the CA Chorus database, so this value must be coordinated with the CA Chorus MUF startup parameters:

Default: 140

For example, before setting DATACOM_MAX_LOCAL_THREADS to 300, change AXDATIN1 in chorus_runtime_hlq.CETJOPTN:

‘TASKS    1000, 32K,0,0,0' to    ‘TASKS    350, 33K,0,0,0’
‘DATAPOOL 8K,2000,32767,1000' to ‘DATAPOOL 32767,500’
_BPX_SHAREAS, _BPX_SPAWN_SHELL, _BPX_SPAWN_SCRIPT

Controls the address spaces used by the web server for spawned processes. Set each variable to YES so that spawned child processes run in the same address space as the parent process. This setting improves processing performance.

Defaults: NO

Note: If tcsh is your login shell, do not use.

CHORUS-QWS-DEBUG

Specifies whether to include the details of each Knowledge Center search request that includes the MVS/QuickRef ™ repository in a trace file for logging.

Default: NO

com.ca.chorus.datacom.querytimeout

Specifies the amount of time (in seconds) that a session that queries CA Datacom/AD data can remain idle before it is canceled automatically. If needed, you can override the default value.

Default: 60

com.ca.chorus.baseUrl

Specifies the base URL of the CA Chorus user interface. You use this URL to launch CA Chorus from browsers.

The environment variables ${TEIID_MACHINE} and ${ JBOSS_HTTP_PORT } are optional while setting com.ca.chorus.baseUrl.

Example—with optional variables:

IJO="$IJO -Dcom.ca.chorus.baseUrl=http://${TEIID_MACHINE}:${ JBOSS_HTTP_PORT }/Chorus/"

You can set the complete URL value also.

Example—with complete URL:

IJO="$IJO -Dcom.ca.chorus.baseUrl=http://ca11:8080/Chorus/"