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GLOBALTEMPWARNTH Parameter
This parameter determines how full the temporary global variable database becomes before CA OPS/MVS starts issuing warnings.
- Default value
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80 (80 percent of blocks in use)
- Other possible values
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Any percentage between 1 and 100
- Set or modify this parameter...
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Anytime
Example: GLOBALTEMPWARNTH
This function causes CA OPS/MVS to issue warnings when the database is 75 percent full.
OPSPRM('SET','GLOBALTEMPWARNTH','75')
GLOBALTEMPWSGCIV Parameter
This parameter determines how often CA OPS/MVS schedules the Garbage-Collection REXX to delete temporary global variables that the osfrexx web service uses.
Notes:
- If you use the osfrexx web service to start OSF/REXX programs and those programs use the OPWSOUT function to store their responses, temporary global variables with prefix GLVTEMP0.#OPWEBSVC# are used to store the responses.
- Since the nature of the OSF servers is asynchronous, it is up to your site to determine how long those responses are saved. If you never use the response feature (for example, you never call OPWSOUT), then there is no need for this parameter. But if you do use OPWSOUT, you must determine how long you wish those responses to remain in temporary variables before they are deleted.
- You must strike a balance between leaving them for long enough for your web client applications to retrieve them but not so long that they use up too much of your global variable space and potentially disrupt other automation also using global variables space.
- Default value
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30 (minutes)
- Other possible values
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Any number of minutes between 5 and 32767
- Set or modify this parameter...
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Anytime
Example: GLOBALTEMPWSGCIV
OPSPRM('SET','GLOBALTEMPWSGCIV','60')
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