In addition, CA CSM allocates temporary file systems as required during product acquisition, product installation, and other tasks. By default, CA CSM keeps a temporary file system for 60 minutes. After the file system has been idle for 60 minutes, CA CSM deallocates and releases it.
The names of the file systems have the following format: hfs_prefix.Tx.
Is an internally generated number of up to seven characters.
CA CSM mounts temporary files at the following path:
mountpath/tmproot/MSM.unique_number.scratchpad
You can modify the time slot during which CA CSM keeps a file system allocated and mounted. In the SAMPLIB(MSMLIB) member, set the following parameter to the required number of minutes, and restart the CA CSM application server:
IJO="$IJO -DCSM_MPM.TEMPSPACE.MINIMUM.IDLE.MINUTES=60"
The minimum allowed value is 60. If you set the parameter to a value less than 60, CA CSM resets it back to 60.
If this parameter is set to 0, CA CSM allocates the temporary space during execution and deallocates it at termination.
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