This health check indicates whether default settings are being used for the CA View CLSL, FORM, and DEST parameters. These parameters control which SYSOUTs are being archived from the JES spool by the started task. If at least one of these parameters is not specified, CA View starts to archive every non-held sysout in the spool, it defaults to all classes or forms or destinations. When all three are not set, CA View archives all classes, all forms, and all destinations.
It is a best practice to review the settings of the CLSL, FORM, and DEST parameters to be sure that CA View archives SYSOUTs according to the needs of your site. Archiving is based on these settings; for a SYSOUT to be archived, it must meet the selection criteria specified by all three of these parameters.
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No
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Once
For more information about CA View parameters and running SARINIT, see the CLSL, FORM, and DEST parameters in the Initialization Parameters Description section in the chapter "Initialization Parameters" in this guide.
The following messages are generated:
This health check verifies that your processor has the crypto hardware to most efficiently encrypt and decrypt reports.
For optimal encryption performance, use the CPACF hardware in your system. If you do not have CPACF enabled, contact IBM to determine if the no cost CPACF option can be made available on your system. If possible, run the following tasks on a machine that supports hardware encryption:
CP Assist for Cryptographic Functions (CPACF) is a standard component on z9 and z10 and a no-cost option for z890 and z990 processors.
No
No
Yes
High
Once
For more information, see the Release Notes.
The following messages are generated:
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