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Other Usermods

All other usermods can be installed using the installation instructions for USERMOD5. The following is a list of such usermods:

USERMOD6

Used to tailor MTF function, command, and parameter security. SAF is used for security checking. Read the MTFLOCK-macro prologue for specifications of options.

Source: MTFLOCK

USERMOD6

Used to tailor PET function/command/ parameter security. SAF is used for security checking. Read the PETLOCK-macro prologue for specifications of options.

Source: PETLOCK

USERMOD9

TSO exclusion and exemption table.

Source: TSOEXMPT

USERMOD9

DSN exclusion and exemption table.

Source: DSNEXMPT

USERMOD9

JOB exclusion and exemption table.

Source: JOBEXMPT

USERMOD9

PGM exclusion and exemption table.

Source: PGMEXMPT

USERMODB

When a data set is cataloged to the CA Disk pseudo volume, the catalog management hook (ADSAR010) is designed to return the SVC26 requestor the volser of MIGRAT. If the program name or pattern is listed in this table, the CA Disk pseudo volser will be returned instead. Read the SCRNLIST-macro prologue for specifications of options you can override.

Source: ADSUMODB

USERMODC

Used to specify CA Disk Auto Restore DB2/ASYNC recall delay time. Read the ADSUMODC-macro prologue for specifications of options you can override.

Source: ADSUMODC

USERMODD

Used to modify the CA Disk DDNAME for programs running in the TSO/ISPF environment. Read the TASKLIB macro prologue for specifications of options.

Source: TASKLIB

USERMODE

Used to specify the page line-count, limit for the CA Disk message processor. Read the LINEMAX-macro prologue for specifications of options you can override.

Source: LINEMAX

USERMODE

Used to specify an exit routine for the CA Disk message processor. Read the SYSOUTEX-macro prologue for specifications of options you can override.

Source: SYSOUTEX

USERMODF

Used to activate CA Disk catalog master password security. Read the CATLGPSW-macro prologue for specifications of options you can override.

Source: ADSVS939

USERMODG

Used to tailor MTF message diagnostics for MTF002I. Read the MTF002BY macro prologue for specifications of options you can override. In summary, use MTFMSG=YES to always issue the message; MTFMSG=NO to bypass the message unless MTF DD is active.

Source: ADSUMODG

USERMODK

Used to specify whether CA Disk should wait for RECON data set in case it is being used. Read the ADSUMODK module prologue for definition of values that can be specified.

Source: ADSUMODK