You can find the following SYSIN statement in the OPSLOGSV started task procedure's SYSIN file:
//SYSIN DD DISP=SHR,DSN=MY.PDS(SYSIN)
Set the following parameters in the SYSIN file:
Sets the TCP send buffer size. This parameter can be used for TCP segmentation offload.
Limits: 256-256K
Sets the HFS or zFS in compatibility mode node where you want to store user configurations.
Example: /sys/usr/caops/cfg. There is no default.
Allows a system administrator to deny the ability of users to activate GO mode in WebView.
Note: O and DISABLE are equivalent to each other and 1 and ENABLE are equivalent to each other.
Disables GO mode for all users. The GO option in the OPTION menu of WebView is “grayed out” which makes it unavailable to the users.
Enables GO mode for all users. When GO mode is enabled, the GO option is enabled, and not grayed out. GO mode is only active if it is activated by the user. Specifying enable is optional since this condition is the default condition.
Default: 1|ENABLE
Specifies the number of minutes that a client can be idle before the server forces the client to disconnect. The default is 120. 0 is a special case that prevents forced logout.
Specifies how many clients the server permits to log on at one time. The default and maximum are 50.
Specifies which TCP/IP port the server and client use to communicate with each other.
Selects SSL as the encryption manager, and specifies where the keyring can be found. PATH must be specified verbatim, as shown. If name begins with a slash, the keyring is assumed to be stored in the HFS or zFS in compatibility mode. If name begins with any other character than slash, the keyring is assumed to be stored by MVS in a SAF-protected stash.
Specifies passwords that are used for keyrings be stored in the HFS or zFS in compatibility mode. Each keyring has its own password. Omit this line if you store your passwords in a SAF-managed stash.
Specifies the label, which is a property related to a specific key in a keyring.
Trace level (formerly debug level) specifies the level of detail that is sent to SYSPRINT.
Important! The -T level replaces the former -d (debug) level. The JCL fails if you specify -d.
Specifies that all communication between host server and client are to be unencrypted, except for passwords, which are always encrypted. SSL overrides this form, if both SSL and Unencrypted are specified.
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