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Creating the CASERVER Task

The TASK statement defines a task and its characteristics, including the code used to invoke the task. The default task code is CASERVER. You can override the default task code if you want to control resources per user or to apply additional security.

The CASERVER task code is similar to the RHDCNP3S task code, which controls the resource limits and time-out values for CA IDMS external user sessions.

To define a CASERVER task code

  1. From the system-generation compiler, enter this command:
    DISPLAY TASK RHDCNP3S AS SYNTAX.
    

    The system-generation compiler displays the definition of the RHDCNP3S task code.

  2. Erase the DISPLAY TASK statement at the top of the screen.
  3. Change the name of the task code, RHDCNP3S, to CASERVER (or the task code name you have chosen). Modify the task definition to add the INTERNAL parameter, if it is not already there, and to set an appropriate value, in seconds, for the EXTERNAL WAIT parameter for your users (for example, set 1800 for a 30-minute wait).

Note: If you do not define a CASERVER task code, CA IDMS uses the RHDCNP3S task code to define the characteristics for a CA IDMS Server session.