Configuration Parameters › CONFIG Member Parameters › APPLSEC

APPLSEC

Specifies the value to be used as the APPL value when requesting validation of the user ID and password by the security interface.

ACBNAME

Causes CA XCOM Data Transport to use the value entered with the ACBNAME keyword in this table or in the PARM field of the EXEC JCL statement that starts CA XCOM Data Transport.

APPLID

Causes CA XCOM Data Transport to use the value entered with the APPLID keyword in this table or in the PARM field of the EXEC JCL statement that starts CA XCOM Data Transport.

DEFAULT

Causes CA XCOM Data Transport to use a value of XCOM62 (this provides compatibility with earlier releases of the CA XCOM Data Transport product).

NETNAME

Causes CA XCOM Data Transport to use the value entered with the NETNAME keyword in this table or in the PARM field of the EXEC JCL statement that starts CA XCOM Data Transport.

NONE

Causes CA XCOM Data Transport not to request APPLID security.

STCAPPL

Causes CA XCOM Data Transport to use the value entered in the PARM field of the EXEC JCL statement that starts CA XCOM Data Transport.

'xxxxxxxx'

Causes CA XCOM Data Transport to use the value entered within the single quotes as the APPL value. The value is a string of up to eight alphanumeric characters.

Default: DEFAULT

Notes:

• CA XCOM Data Transport's sample IBM RACF and CA Top Secret interfaces (XCOMRACF and XCOMTOPS, respectively) use the APPLSEC parameter as the value passed in the APPL parameter when making RACROUTE VERIFY requests. Sites may use the value of this parameter for other purposes by recoding the sample security interface.
• CA XCOM Data Transport passes this value to Exit 5 (XCOMEX05) in the field SECAPPL of the Exit 5 parameter list (mapped by the SECDSECT macro).

AVGREC

Specifies the multiplier for Primary and Secondary allocation units when allocating based on number of records.

U

Indicates that the PRI and SEC parameters specify the number of records to allocate for.

K

Indicates that PRI and SEC parameters specify the number of records in thousands (so it would be the number specified multiplied by 1024).

For example, specifying 3 would be stating 3K or 3072 records.

M

Indicates that PRI and SEC parameters specify the number of records in millions (so it would be the number specified multiplied by 1048576).

For example, specifying 2 would be stating 2M or 2097152 records.

Default: U

Note: This parameter applies only when the alloc value in the SPACE parameter specifies a value of REC indicating that a file is being allocated based on a specific number of records.