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Operand Explanations

The MODIFY command has the following operands:

APPL=applid

Modifies application (ACT) variables for the specified application ID.

KEEPACB=YES|NO

Sets the KEEPACB option to YES or NO for the specified application. If you specify YES, ACBs for current and future sessions are kept. If you specify NO, any ACBs that are held for inactive sessions are freed. This operand must be used with the APPL operand.

MAXSESS=num

Specifies the maximum number of concurrent application sessions. This operand is for use with the SYS, APPL, and U operands.

SYS

Indicates that the MODIFY command acts on global variables residing in the System Options Table (SMRT).

MAXUSER=num

Specifies the maximum number of concurrent users. This operand is for use with the SYS operand only.

U=userid

Modifies user variables for the specified user ID.

MUT=termid

Specifies the terminal ID corresponding to the user you want this command to act on. Use this operand if the user ID you specify is signed on to multiple terminals.

VT=vtermid

Modifies virtual terminal availability for the specified virtual terminal.

UNRES

Indicates that the virtual terminal designated by the VT operand will be unreserved. This operand is for use with the VT operand only, and only for virtual terminals that are currently reserved.

VP=vprtrid

Modifies virtual printer availability for the specified virtual printer.

AVAIL

Indicates that the specified virtual terminal or virtual printer will be made available for selection. This operand is for use with the VT and VP operands only.

UNAVAIL

Indicates that the specified virtual terminal or virtual printer will not be available for selection. This operand is for use with the VT and VP operands only.

SYSID=tpxappl

Identifies a specific instance of CA TPX on which the command is to be executed. For details, see the Operand Explanations for the ACTIVATE command.

SYSID=ALL

Identifies all instances of CA TPX, within the Generic pool, on which the command is to execute.

Note: SYSID=ALL is only valid for MOD APPL or MOD SYS.