John
Putting flesh on Ted's bare bone, here is a sample way to define TSO in the
VTAM of the last - as Ted mentioned - decade and more:
VBUILD TYPE=APPL
xxTSO APPL ACBNAME=TSO, interpreted and uninterpreted name *
AUTH=(TSO,PASS), TSO + PASS *
EAS=1, generally one session at a time *
FASTPASS=YES, efficient PASS logic *
REGISTER=CDSERVR register LU with CD server
xxTSO??? APPL ACBNAME=TSO0???, interpreted and uninterpreted name *
AUTH=(TSO,NVPACE), TSO + prevent outbound pacing *
EAS=1, one session *
LOSTERM=SECOND, end session on second VARY INACT *
MAXPVT=0, no limit on PIUs pending RECEIVE *
MODSRCH=FIRST, required model search option for TSO *
REGISTER=NO, do not register LU *
VPACING=0 prevent inbound pacing
In addition to showing how to define the TSO-user-supporting sessions by
means of a model APPL statement, I believe all relevant operands for TSO
applications are shown with generally suitable values.
An exception to "generally" is MODSRCH=FIRST which is absolutely required -
yes, I have a scar to remind me!. Indeed it's a shame that the VTAM
developers weren't clever enough to make it the default when a model APPL
statement is used and AUTH=TSO is specified.
Chris Mason
On Mon, 12 Jan 2009 19:37:18 +0000, Ted MacNEIL <[email protected]>
wrote:
>>F TSO,USERMAX=500 (for example)
>
>>It will change the amount. But you need to change the VTAM number of
entries to correspond with the increase.
>
>VTAM has had the capability for dynamic ACB's for awhile (over 10 years).
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