The OSFQADD parameter sets the threshold CA OPS/MVS uses to determine whether more OSF TSO servers need to be started. When the number of commands in the OSF TSO execution queue exceeds the value of the OSFQADD parameter, CA OPS/MVS checks to see if the current number of OSF TSO servers is less than the value of the OSFMAX parameter and equal to or greater than the value of the OSFMIN parameter. If so, CA OPS/MVS starts another OSF TSO server.
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Any number of queued commands greater than or equal to 0
Anytime
Example: OSFQADD
This function sets the OSF TSO execution queue threshold to 5 commands.
OPSPRM('SET','OSFQADD','5')
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