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The Purpose of the Parameters

The CA PMO parameters control various aspects of product behavior. The following list briefly summarizes CA PMO parameters by function:

• CA PMO calculations of the cost of user time, CPU time, and EXCPs involve the following parameters: CPUCOST, EXCPCPU, EXCPCOST, MONEYSYM, SVCCPU, and USERCOST.
• The LNKLST and private libraries that CA PMO manages, and those it does not manage, are affected by the following parameters: EXCLAUTO, EXCLLNK, INCLAUTO, INCLLNK, INCLPRVT, NUMCANDS, and NUMADDED.
• CA PMO compatibility with other products is determined by the DESIZE, DFDSS, FDR, JES3ALLC, PANEXEC, ROSCOE, and TOPSECRT parameters.
• The CA PMO interface to the LLA is controlled by the LLA, LLAPRMLB, OPERMSG, and REFDELAY parameters.
• The way CA PMO and PMO/XSYS communicate across systems is controlled by the XSYS, XSYSCOMM, and CYCLE parameters.
• Offline reports are affected by the RPTDSN, EXCLREPT, and SYSOUT parameters.
• The managed list is controlled with the FIX, MLSIZE, and RETNF parameters.
• CA PMO statistical measurements are affected by the INTVL and RESETPK parameters.
• Whether CA PMO runs in active or passive mode is determined by the MODE parameter.
• Whether CA PMO manages LNKLST requests for non-PDSE type libraries when a PDSE library resides in the LNKLST concatenation is determined by the value of the DESERV parameter.
• Whether CA PMO manages partitioned data sets in a LNKLST when a PDSE is present in the concatenation is determined by the value of the DESERV parameter.
• Whether CA PMO manages private library requests for non-PDSE type libraries when a PDSE library resides in the library concatenation is determined by the value of the DESERV parameter.