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Overriding URT Attributes (DBURSTR)

Objective

Command Options

Change maximum I/O for set processing.

DBEC I,URT(nnnn)


Overtype the value displayed in Column CBSIO with a value between 0 and 524287 to establish a new CBSIO= interrupt value.

Change job priority for requests processed through this URT.

DBEC I,URT(nnnn)


Overtype the value displayed in Column PRTY with a value between 1 and 15 to establish a new priority level, where 1 is the lowest and 15 is the highest.

Change the maximum amount of time a program using this URT is to wait for a record held under exclusive control by another request.

DBEC I,URT(nnnn)


Overtype the value displayed in Column MIN or Column SEC to change the TIMEMIN= or TIMESEC= value, respectively. Enter a value between 1 and 120 to change the elapsed time specification in minutes or seconds.

Changing the transaction backout option from off to on, or vice versa.

DBEC I,URT(nnnn)


Overtype the value displayed in Column UNDO to change the TXNUNDO= specification. YES indicates that transaction backout is dynamically invoked for any program using this URT when an abend occurs. No transaction backout is indicated by a NO.

Close the URTs first. Each of the display commands may be limited to a specific MUF or range of MUFs with the addition of the SIDNAME parameter to the command.

These commands can be further limited in a multiple MUF environment by adding the SIDNAME(xxxxxxxx) parameter to the input commands.

There are no operational commands to override the URT attributes.