The following table summarizes all the initialization features and options:
Note: Changes to any statements marked with an asterisk (*) require a CA Spool COLD or FORMAT start.
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ACQTIME |
In minutes, the interval at which CA Spool tries to start printers with ACQUIRE=TIME / NQTIME specified and files waiting to be printed |
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APPLID |
Application name used by CA Spool to interface to VTAM |
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BACKOUT |
Whether dynamic backout is to be supported |
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BUFSIZE |
Size, in bytes, of each spool buffer |
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CHKPTDS |
Data set name of the CA Spool checkpoint data set |
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CID |
Generic or full identification name of a communication channel |
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CKPTIME |
In seconds, the interval at which certain checkpoints of CA Spool information are taken for WARM start |
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CMBBUFS |
Number of CA Spool console message buffers to be allocated |
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COMCHAR |
Character that is used to identify CA Spool commands from local system consoles |
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DEFCLAS |
Default output class used for SUBSYS and ESFPRINT requests |
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DEFFCB |
Default FCB to be used for SUBSYS and ESFPRINT requests |
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DEFORM |
Default forms number to be used for SUBSYS and ESFPRINT requests |
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DEFNODE |
Default node definition |
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DESTID |
Default or forced spool file attributes for selected spool files |
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DESTVAL |
Whether validation of file destinations is performed |
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DYNDISP |
Number of display terminals that can be added with the REINIT command in one CA Spool session |
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DYNNJE |
Number of NJE connections that can be added with the REINIT command in one CA Spool session |
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DYNPRT |
Number of printers that can be added with the REINIT command in one CA Spool session |
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DYNUSER |
Number of user definitions that can be added with the REINIT command in one CA Spool session |
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DYNVPS |
Number of virtual printers that can be added with the REINIT command in one CA Spool session |
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ESRCODE |
ESR SVC route code to be used by CA Spool |
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FILELIM |
Number of hours that files must be retained if they are marked as printed |
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FSSDEF |
Characteristics of a functional subsystem (FSS) |
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GDDMCLA |
Output class that is used by the GDDM interface |
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GDDMAPPL |
Application name to be used by GDDM to interface with VTAM |
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LOADEXIT |
Defines the names of user defined standalone exits |
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LOGBUFS |
Number of CA Spool system log file buffers to be allocated This statement has no meaning if the NOLOG option is specified. |
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LOGCLAS |
Output class that CA Spool is to use for its system log output files This statement has no meaning if the NOLOG option is specified. |
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LOGHOLD |
Whether the CA Spool system log file data set must be held after unallocation |
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LOGLCNT |
Line count per page to be used on the CA Spool system log file This statement has no meaning if the NOLOG option is specified. |
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LOGMENU |
If responses to 'D' commands issued by the menu system, must be disabled in the CA Spool log file This statement has no meaning if the NOLOG option is specified. |
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LPDDEST |
LPD Interface printer queue |
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LPDFILE |
LPD Interface print request |
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LPDSERV |
LPD Interface |
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MAXDORM |
In hundredths of a second, the maximum time a member of a Multi-Access Spool (MAS) configuration can refrain from attempting to access the shared queues |
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MAXFSCT |
Maximum number of file status control table entries CA Spool allows in each cross-memory status request |
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MAXFSEQ |
Maximum file sequence number which can be assigned to a spool file |
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MAXGROUP |
Maximum network group number which can be assigned using the REINIT command |
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MAXHOLD |
In hundredths of a second, the maximum time a member of a Multi-Access Spool (MAS) configuration must maintain control of the shared queues after accessing them |
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MESSAGE |
Way in which messages are to be processed, allowing the user to specify different processing options for different messages, including the possibility of suppressing messages |
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MINDORM |
In hundredths of a second, the minimum time a member of a Multi-Access Spool (MAS) configuration must wait after releasing control of the shared queues before it again attempts to access them |
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MINHOLD |
In hundredths of a second, the minimum time a member of a Multi-Access Spool (MAS) configuration must maintain control of the shared queues after accessing them |
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MODULES |
Subsystem support and user exit module names |
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NJE |
Characteristics of an NJE connection |
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NJENAME |
NJE node name identifying this CA Spool system to the NJE network |
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NJEOPT |
Various special NJE options to be activated |
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NODE |
Characteristics of a VTAM network node |
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NUMCMBS |
Number of CA Spool cross-memory command buffers to be allocated |
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NUMFQES |
Number of CA Spool file queue elements to be allocated |
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OUTLIM |
Default output limit for CA Spool spool files |
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PASSWORD |
VTAM application password to be used by CA Spool if one is required |
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PGNLEN |
Length of the programmer's name to be used by this CA Spool subsystem |
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PPURGE |
Physical overwrite of purged spool files |
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PRIOxx |
Output priority to be assigned to a given file according to the number of output records |
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PRTOPT |
Various special line printer options to be activated |
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PURGELIM |
Number of hours that files must be retained if they are not marked as printed |
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PURGINT |
Number of seconds CA Spool must wait between each scan of the file queue when searching for files to be purged according to the FILELIM specification |
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RCVBUFS |
Maximum number of outstanding VTAM receive any requests CA Spool is to maintain |
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ROUTCDE |
MVS console routing codes to be assigned to unsolicited WTO messages |
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SAFAT |
Resource names to be used by the internal SAF interface |
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SAFDEF |
Internal or external security system characteristics |
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SAFTYPE |
Resource name types for SAF interface |
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SAFUID |
Users to internal SAF interface |
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SAR |
SAR interface characteristics |
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SDI |
Whether Service Desk interface must be started during initialization. |
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SECUCALL |
Whether security exit must be invoked on the basis of the filename or the caller's user ID |
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SECUEXT |
Whether an external security system must be used and, if so, which one |
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SID |
System ID to be used in place of the ID provided by SMF |
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SMF |
Whether CA Spool must record system events in the SMF data set |
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SMFBUFS |
Number of CA Spool SMF buffers to be allocated |
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SMFTYPE |
SMF record type to be assigned to the CA Spool SMF records |
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SNABSIZE |
Size of each CA Spool VTAM communication buffer data area |
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SNET |
Whether the VTAM network interface must be started during CA Spool initialization |
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SPOOLCMP |
Whether the spool data compression must be automatically activated |
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SPOOLDS |
Data set name of the CA Spool spool data set(s), and optionally volume serial name |
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SPOOLENC |
Spool data encryption |
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SUBID |
1 to 4 character subsystem name identifying this subsystem to the operating system |
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SUBS |
Whether the SUBSYS interface must be started during CA Spool initialization |
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SUBSCLAS |
SYSOUT classes which are intercepted by the SUBSYS interface |
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SVCCODE |
ESR SVC route code or the user SVC number to be used by CA Spool |
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SYNCTOL |
In seconds, the time interval a member of a Multi-Access Spool (MAS) configuration can remain dormant before another member of the configuration considers it inactive |
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Sn |
Characteristics of a member of a Multi-Access Spool (MAS) configuration |
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TCPLHOST |
Specifies the 1-16 character Local IP-Address to bind from if the TCP/IP print driver option Q is specified. |
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TGWARN |
Threshold percentage use of spool space that causes CA Spool to issue a spool utilization message |
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TRACE |
Whether CA Spool internal trace must be started and if so, how many trace table entries are to be allocated |
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USEALIAS |
Whether printer name or alias name must be used |
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USERDEF |
User definition |
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USERZAP |
Whether a given optional userzap must be active |
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WARNTIM |
In hundredths of a second, the time interval from the first denied request for access to the shared queues of a member of a Multi-Access Spool (MAS) configuration to the time that configuration assumes the member controlling the queues to be down |
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WTO |
Whether all WTO messages must be sent out to the MVS operator console |
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XEQBUFS |
Number of spool buffers to be allocated to the CA Spool cross memory request processor |
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XEQOPT |
Various special XEQ options to be activated |
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XFER |
Whether the Automatic File Transfer interfaces must be started during CA Spool initialization |
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XFERCLAS |
SYSOUT classes in the primary JES2 or JES3 system which are automatically transferred to CA Spool |
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XFERDEST |
Whether file transfer by printer destination must be activated |
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XFEROPT |
Various special XFER options to be activated |
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XFERSAPI |
Select SAPI processing option to JES2 or JES3 |
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XFERSEP |
Number of separator pages to be produced before each file is transferred to the primary JES2 or JES3 system |
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XFERTIME |
Maximum interval between checks for output waiting for transfer |
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X2YY |
Whether Transformer Interface must be started during CA Spool initialization |
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X2YYDEF |
Characteristics of a X2YY functional subsystem (FSS) |
Note: Changes to any statements marked with an asterisk (*) require a CA Spool COLD or FORMAT start.
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