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Access to CA SOLVE:Access from an EASINET Terminal

Terminals running under the control of EASINET are, in fact, in session with the SOLVE region. However, to gain access to CA SOLVE:Access itself (by supplying your user ID and password), you must code a DEFLOGON statement to define CA SOLVE:Access as a valid application.

Two methods are available:

• Use a DEFLOGON statement to define the SOLVE APPL name explicitly. Here are two examples:

  DEFLOGON INPUT=NM APPL=NMPROD 
  

  DEFLOGON INPUT=PF04 APPL=NMPROD (so F4 can be used)
  

• Code a special value of the APPL operand:

  DEFLOGON INPUT=NM APPL=*
  

  APPL=* indicates that the name of the SOLVE APPL is substituted in this definition. This value allows a standard DEFLOGON statement to be included in all CA SOLVE:Access initialization procedures, without having to be customized to the particular system concerned. The name of the CA SOLVE:Access initialization procedure is specified in the ACINIT Customizer parameter group. The default procedure name is $ACINIT.

Note: The APPL=* definition identifies the system controlling the terminal. If a second system is running, a logon to that system requires a proper DEFLOGON statement explicitly defining that system's APPL name.