The SMS data fields provide a range of data and space management functions. SMS improves storage space use, controls external storage centrally, and lets you manage storage growth.
CA Top Secret protects the SMS data fields:
Use the ADDTO and REMOVE commands to add and remove an SMSAPPL. SMSAPPL adds an up to eight‑character SMS application‑name to an ACID, and allows one application‑name per command that can be a number, letter, or a special character.
To add or remove a default SMS application identifier, enter the command:
TSS [ADDTO|REMOVE](acid) SMSAPPL(application‑name)
Examples: add and remove an SMSAPPL
This example gives JVAVCA a default application identifier of PAYROLL:
TSS ADDTO(JVAVCA) SMSAPPL(PAYROLL)
If the value for ACSDEFAULTS is YES in the SMS ACS routine, the application information is extracted from CA Top Secret. If you do not use the input variables to ACS routines saved in CA Top Secret, set this option to NO. This saves additional calls to CA Top Secret during allocation processing.
This example removes default application identifier of PAYROLL from JVAVCA:
TSS REMOVE(JVAVCA) SMSAPPL(PAYROLL)
SMSDATA adds an up to eight‑character SMS data‑class‑name to an ACID, and allows one data‑class‑name per command that can be a number, letter, or a special character.
To add or remove a default SMS data class, enter the command:
TSS [ADDTO|REMOVE](acid) SMSDATA(data‑class‑name)
Examples: add and remove an SMSDATA
This example gives JVAVCA a default data class of ALLDATA :
TSS ADDTO(JVAVCA) SMSDATA(ALLDATA)
If the value for ACSDEFAULTS is YES in the SMS ACS routine, the application information is extracted from CA Top Secret. If you do not use the input variables to ACS routines saved in CA Top Secret, set this option to NO. This saves additional calls to CA Top Secret during allocation processing.
This example removes a default data class ALLDATA from JVAVCA:
TSS REMOVE(JVAVCA) SMSDATA(ALLDATA)
SMSMGMT adds an up to eight‑character SMS management‑class‑name to an ACID, and allows one management‑class‑name per command that can be a number, letter, or a special character.
To add or remove a default SMS management class, enter the command:
TSS [ADDTO|REMOVE](acid) SMSMGMT(management‑class‑name)
Examples: add and remove an SMSMGMT
This example gives JVAVCA a default management class of SYSTCLAS:
TSS ADDTO(JVAVCA) SMSMGMT(SYSTCLAS)
If the value for ACSDEFAULTS is YES in the SMS ACS routine, the application information is extracted from CA Top Secret. If you do not use the input variables to ACS routines saved in CA Top Secret, set this option to NO. This saves additional calls to CA Top Secret during allocation processing.
This example removes a default management class of SYSTCLAS from JVAVCA:
TSS REMOVE(JVAVCA) SMSMAMT(SYSTCLAS)
SMSSTOR adds an up to eight‑character SMS storage‑class‑name to an ACID, and allows one storage‑class‑name per command that can be a number, letter, or a special character.
To add or remove an default SMS storage class, enter the command:
TSS [ADDTO|REMOVE](acid) SMSSTOR(storage‑class‑name)
Examples: add and remove an SMSSTOR
This example gives JVAVCA a default storage class of SYSSTOR:
TSS ADDTO(JVAVCA) SMSSTOR(SYSSTOR)
If the value for ACSDEFAULTS is YES in the SMS ACS routine, the application information is extracted from CA Top Secret. If you do not use the input variables to ACS routines saved in CA Top Secret, set this option to NO. This saves additional calls to CA Top Secret during allocation processing.
This example removes a default management class of SYSSTOR from JVAVCA:
TSS REMOVE(JVAVCA) SMSSTOR(SYSSTOR)
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