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SWAIT

Specifies the number of seconds that CA XCOM Data Transport waits for a session to be established after the request for session establishment has been queued.

1 to 32767

Specifies the time limit in seconds within which a queued session establishment request must result in the establishment of a session.

Default: 30 (seconds)

Note: If CA XCOM Data Transport's first attempt at session establishment fails, a request for session establishment is placed in a request queue. A session must be established within the time specified by the SWAIT parameter. If no session is established within the specified time, a session establishment error is considered to have occurred, which results in incrementing the value of the SERL parameter (see the description of SERL).

SYSID

Specifies the system ID (one to four characters). SYSID and SYSNAME together provide a unique system identifier.

A special value, *SMF, indicates that the z/OS SMFID is to be used for the system ID value.

You can specify this parameter on the JCL PARM card for the CA XCOM Data Transport started task to override the value in the Default Options Table.

Default: *SMF

SYSNAME

Specifies the system name (one to eight characters). SYSID and SYSNAME together provide a unique system identifier.

A special value, *JOBNAME, indicates that the job name of the CA XCOM Data Transport started task or XCOMJOB batch job is to be used as the system name value.

You can specify this parameter on the JCL PARM card for the CA XCOM Data Transport started task to override the value in the Default Options Table.

Default: *JOBNAME