5. MICF Administration › 5.1 Tasks Performed During Installation › 5.1.1 Administrator Facility Parameters › 5.1.1.2 CA MICS Global Parameters for ISPF Applications
5.1.1.2 CA MICS Global Parameters for ISPF Applications
The following CA MICS global parameters for ISPF applications
are of particular importance to users of MICF:
o Installation name. The installation name specified in the
CA MICS Administrator Parameters is the default that MICF
supplies for the second title line of inquiry output.
This name is copied by MICF from the entry after the
prompt, "CA MICS complex name: Title (or name) for
reports."
o DSPRINT services. If your installation uses DSPRINT
facilities and your MICF users will be using the Print
Output to Local 3270 Printer option of the Print Inquiry
Output panels, you must specify the TSO command that is
used to invoke DSPRINT services at your data center (for
example, DSPRINT or ADMPRINT). Specify this command
following the prompt, "DSPRINT services parameters:
DSPRINT command name."
o DSPRINT device. If your data center uses DSPRINT services,
the initial MICF shared default DSPRINT device will be the
same as the device specified after the prompt, "DSPRINT
device." Changes to the DSPRINT device parameter will NOT
have any effect on MICF after MICF is initially activated.
To change the shared default DSPRINT device for MICF,
select the User Profile Parameters option on the Shared
MICF Options menu.
o Data entry pad character. The data entry pad character is
the character used to fill blank data entry fields on
panels. In the examples in the MICF tutorials, the pad
character is an underscore. Specify the pad character
after the prompt, "Fill blank fields with the following
character."
o Skip ON or OFF. This parameter determines whether the
cursor will automatically skip to the next data entry
field when it leaves the current data entry field. To
cause automatic skips specify YES after the prompt,
"Automatically move cursor to next field." Otherwise
specify NO.