Configuration Settings — Page 2
Select option 12 on page one of LSAMCFG to display page two. Select a line number to change that value.
Line 1 - Display start command used
Default
N
Valid Values
- Y
- N
Description
- Select this option to enable/disable the LSAM to display each start command (ST or @START) issued upon the console.
- Enabling this option can assist in job-start problem resolution.
- If Y, the LSAM displays start commands.
- If N, the LSAM does not display start commands.
Line 2 - Utilize CONS commands
Default
Y
Valid Values
- Y
- N
Description
- Select this option to grant permission to use @@CONS ST commands for starting jobs.
- If Y, ST commands are issued.
- If N, @START commands are issued.
Console RC commands are used to check the status of started jobs regardless of the command used to start the job.
Line 3 - Auto answer for security
Default
N
Valid Values
- Y
- N
Description
- Select this option to enable/disable the LSAM to look for and respond to the console "Enter clearance level" messages for started jobs.
- If Y, the option is enabled and the LSAM always responds to the message with a space.
- If N, the option is disabled.
It is recommended this option be enabled to allow the LSAM to detect and respond to read-and-reply console messages.
- When this option is disabled, the LSAM's RSI Console Mode should be set to DISPLAY to prevent failures of detecting some errors during the starting of a job.
Line 4 - Seconds before using @@CONS RC
Default
020
Valid Values
10 - 900 (recommended)
Description
- Select this option to define the number of seconds to wait between checking on active jobs with the @@CONS RC command.
- The field accepts any three-digit value from
000to999. The configuration program does not check the recommended range.
Line 5 - CONSOLE Message display level
Default
0
Valid Values
0 - 3
Description
- 0 = Standard Console Messages
- 1 = Display job's ECL Location
- 2 = Display job FIN messages
- 3 = Display both job's ECL Location and FIN messages
Refer to CONSOLE Message Display Level below for the message formats displayed.
Line 6 - Use current EXEC response position
Default
Y
Valid Values
- Y
- N
Description
- This Program Option (POP) should always be "Y".
Setting this to any other value may cause the LSAM to not recognize current level Exec responses.
Line 7 - Use Opcon Job Number for Start File
Default
No
Valid Values
No (N) Yes (Y)
Description
- By default, the agent names temporary ECL files with the OpCon Job-ID (job name). Each concurrent instance of the same job name is tracked as a new F-cycle on that file. OS 2200 limits a file to 32 simultaneous F-cycles, so at most 32 concurrent jobs sharing the same name can run at one time.
- Set this option to "Y" to use the unique OpCon Job Number as the tracking file name instead. Because each job number is unique, the F-cycle constraint no longer applies and any number of concurrent jobs with the same name can run simultaneously.
Line 8 - Comma Substitution Character
Default
<Space>
Valid Values
Any printable character excluding comma and space
Description
- This character will be replaced with a comma whenever it is detected in a token's value.
- This substitution will occur on all jobs started after the configuration parameters are updated.
- Use a space to deactivate the comma substitution feature.