The following list explains the types of statements shown in the previous example.
Tells the software whether to list the APTPX member in printouts of your log. Any log you send to CA for diagnostic purposes should include a copy of this member. The default value is TPX,PRINT=ON. If you specify PRINT=OFF, you will not get a copy of this member in your log.
Defines the network name of your system and identifies this system as a PLU that all physical terminals communicate with. The name that initially appears in column one of this statement is TPX. You use this name when you specify your LOGON APPLID commands in VTAM. For example, if the name you specify here is TPX, you would issue LOGON APPLID(TPX).
Identifies a virtual terminal used with applications that allow users to share a single virtual terminal. You can define only one shared virtual terminal.
Identifies virtual terminals that can be used with applications that allow a group of users to share a virtual terminal, providing each user is accessing a different application through the virtual terminal.
Identifies virtual terminals that can be used with applications that require each user to have a separate virtual terminal.
Identifies virtual printers used for Application Passthrough Printer Support. For more information about Application Passthrough Printer Support, see the Administration Guide.
Identifies virtual printers used for User Passthrough Printer Support. For more information about User Passthrough Printer Support, see the Administration Guide.
Note: If you specify PASS access at the system level, the product does not use virtual terminals, and the statements beneath the TPX,SHARE, TPX,GROUP, and TPX,UNIQUE comments are ignored.
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