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Operational Parameters

You can specify operational characteristics such as security, print features, log class, and SMF record number.

                   TPX System Options Table Detail Panel 
                                                         Panelid  - TEN0108
  Command ===>                                           Userid   - USR047 
                                                         Terminal - TPXSYS02
     System Options Table: SMRTXA                        Date     - 03/14/03
                                                         Time     - 08:16:49
     Operational Parameters 
     ------------------------ 
       * SMF Record Number     000        Use SMF Monitor DD     N 
       * Printer Sharing:       Y         * Print Banner Page:   Y 
       * Log class:                       * Log Destination ID:
       * Default LOGO:          TEN0003V  * Console area:        Z 
       * Softcopy unit          SYSDA     * Softcopy volume:     WRK002
       * European dates:        N 
         TEN0196 Record Count Limit   Default:  00025   Maximum  00500
       *
 * You can specify LOGO News on the following two lines (158 characters): 
this is big news 
 * Can be updated dynamically using the TPX Operator Reload Command 
 PF1=Help    PF3=End    PF4=Return   PF7=Prev PF8=Next   "CANCEL" cancel

Notes:

  1. For performance data to be written to the SMF data set, CA TPX must be APF-authorized. An assembler DSECT of SMF record types is in TPX.CB0VMAC (MONSMF). A SAS record layout is in TPX.CB0VSRC (SAS).
  2. To write SMF records to the MONITOR data set instead of the SMF data set, specify Y in the Use SMF Monitor DD field, and a //MONITOR DD statement in the startup procedure.
  3. You can reset the SMF Record Number field with the RELOAD command, but you must restart the product to turn on or shut off SMF recording. For example, you can use the RELOAD command to reset the SMF record number from 187 to 188. However, if you change the number from 187 to 0 with the RELOAD command, SMF recording is not suppressed. Instead, the records are written with an SMF record number of 0.
  4. The Default Record Count Limit value will be the initial limit displayed by the TEN0196 screen.

    A user may override the Default value on the TEN0196 screen up to the Maximum value.

    Valid values are 00000 through 65535. It defaults to 00025. A value of 00000 means that all records are to be presented. Allowing a 00000 value can cause severe performance degradations on large complexes, including U0032 abends.

  5. The Maximum Record Count Limit value will be the upper limit displayed by the TEN0196 screen.

    A user may not be able to display the number of users beyond the Maximum value on the TEN0196 screen.

    Valid values are 00000 through 65535. It defaults to 00500. A value of 00000 means that all records are to be presented. Allowing a 00000 value can cause severe performance degradations on large complexes, including U0032 abends.