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RUNUNITS Statement Parameters

LOAder

Allows you to predefine rununits for loading from dictionary load areas.

SQL LOAder

Allows you to predefine rununits for loading access modules when using the SQL option.

SQL SECurity

Allows you to predefine rununits that will perform security checking against SQL-related objects such as tables, access modules and SQL-defined schemas.

DICtname is dictionary-name

Identifies the data dictionary for which the run units are being predefined.

Dictionary-name must be the one- through eight-character name of a data dictionary included in a segment of the DMCL defined for the runtime environment.

You must explicitly identify an alternate dictionary. Dictionary-name cannot be the system default dictionary. You specify a default dictionary for predefined run units on the RUNUNIT FOR clause of the SYSTEM statement.

COUnt is run-unit-count

Specifies the number of run units being predefined.

Run-unit-count must be an integer in the range 1 through 999. The default is 1.

IDLe interval is

Specifies how long the DC/UCF system is to permit a predefined run unit to be inactive before issuing a FINISH command for the run unit. A terminated run unit will be rebound when a program requires access to the load area and no predefined run units are available.

idle-interval

Specifies the idle interval in minutes.

Idle-interval must be an integer in the range 1 through 9,999.

OFF

Directs the system not to terminate inactive run units based on an idle interval.

OFF is the default when you omit the IDLE INTERVAL parameter from the RUNUNITS statement.