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Options for Defining a Facility

Define the facility for CA XCOM Data Transport using the following options:

AUTHINIT

CA XCOM Data Transport will run as an authorized program.

ID=n

Identifier used on CA Top Secret reports.

IJU

With CA XCOM Data Transport for z/OS, IJU should be coded, to allow CA XCOM Data Transport to handle the insertion of the user ID and password.

INITPGM=XCO

Generic program name (up to 3 digits).

MULTIUSER

Defines CA XCOM Data Transport as a multi-user address space.

NAME= XCOM

Defines the facility name. You can define a different name besides the one provided here.

NOABEND

Prevents a user violation from causing the address space to abend.

NOASUBM

No alternate job submission method.

NOLUMSG

No LU informational messages will be sent to the CA XCOM Data Transport interface.

NOSTMSG

No started task informational messages will be sent to the CA XCOM Data Transport interface.

SIGN(M)

Allows multiple simultaneous signons (user discretion). Each CA XCOM Data Transport user must be explicitly authorized to use the CA XCOM Data Transport Facility. Use this format:

TSSADDTO(USER99)FAC(XCOM)

If the following message occurs during a file transfer, it may mean that CA XCOM Data Transport has not been defined as a facility to CA Top Secret.

TSS Initialization Error