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Caution Debug logging modes should not be used in a production system. Debug logging modes are off by default. Turning on these settings in a production system could overflow UNIX file systems. Furthermore, do not create .FormatIds or .ObjectDef files in $PARMLIB/parms/BASE or copy samples of these files into $PARMLIB/parms/BASE. Doing so could cause the ACB to function incorrectly. |
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Defines the currency used when speaking or presenting money.
| US: Spoken as US dollars and cents. GERMAN: Spoken as German Deutsche Marks. Default = US. | |||
Defines the presentation format for the date.
| USDATE: US -- mm/dd/yy. INTERDATE: International -- dd/mm/yy. ALTDATE: Alternate International -- yy/mm/dd. LONGDATE: Long date form -- Month, Day, Year. Default = LONGDATE. | |||
Defines where to log API usage detail messages.
| OFF: Do not log these messages. LOCAL: Log messages to the associated local file. NET: Log messages to a server. LOCAL_NET: Store messages locally and send them to a server. Default = OFF. | |||
Defines where to log messages concerning the allocation and freeing of resources.
| OFF: Do not log these messages. LOCAL: Log messages to the associated local file. NET: Log messages to a server. LOCAL_NET: Store messages locally and send them to a server. Default = LOCAL. | |||
Defines where to log debug messages.
| OFF: Do not log these messages. LOCAL: Log messages to the associated local file. Default = OFF. | |||
Defines where to log messages concerning consumed/idle resources.
| OFF: Do not log these messages. LOCAL: Log messages to the associated local file. NET: Log messages to a central database. LOCAL_NET: Store messages locally and send them to a server. Default = OFF. | |||
Defines where to log error messages.
| OFF: Do not log these messages. LOCAL: Log messages to the associated local file. Default = LOCAL. | |||
Defines where to forward event messages.
| OFF: Do not log these messages. LOCAL: Log messages to the associated local file. NET: Log messages to a server. LOCAL_NET: Store messages locally and send them to a server. Default = OFF. | |||
Defines where to log informational messages.
| OFF: Do not log these messages. LOCAL: Log messages to the associated local file.
Default = LOCAL. | |||
Defines where to log messages concerning the shortage of resources.
| OFF: Do not log these messages. LOCAL: Log messages to the associated local file. NET: Log messages to a server. LOCAL_NET: Store messages locally and send them to a server. Default = OFF. | |||
Defines where to log warning messages.
| OFF: Do not log these messages. LOCAL: Log messages to the associated local file. Default = LOCAL. | |||
Identifies the name hosting the entire domain of objects. Only objects with the same domain name can communicate. | 1-15 alphanumeric characters. Default = r303. | |||
Defines the language used for spoken phrases. Use USENGLISH or GERMAN when the user will be prompted for input. Use NONE when there are no user prompts, such as when a caller records a message or when a subscriber plays a message.
| USENGLISH: United States English. GERMAN: German language. NONE: No language specified. Default = USENGLISH. | |||
LogHeader | Determines whether the date/time portion will be included in the log record. | Yes or No. Default = Yes. | ||
Defines the maximum size of the log file (in megabytes) before an old log file closes and a new log file opens. | 1 - 8: (If you do not specify a range between 1 and 8, the system will use the default.) Default = 8. | |||
Specifies whether the iteration of LOGSUB on this host will act as the server, client, or neither. | Yes: server mode. <hostname>: client mode. No: Neither server or client mode. Default: No. | |||
Defines the size of the buffer area allocated for messages, in bytes. The buffer area is organized in 256-byte blocks. As many blocks as needed to hold a message are allocated to a message. The first block of a message holds 136 bytes; each block thereafter holds 256 bytes. To support, for example, 1,000 messages with a maximum size of 1,000 bytes, you will need 5,000 256-byte blocks, or 1,280,000 bytes. | 512 - 100,000,000. Default = 1,000,000.
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Defines the largest message that can be handled by LACS (SSIO). | 2 - 100,000. Default = 10,000.
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Defines the largest number of subsystems that can be registered at one time. | 6 - 10,000. Default = 300.
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Defines the maximum number of buffers that can be queued up for a subsystem in the shared file. | 2 - 10,000. Default = 50.
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Defines the format of the currency used.
| US1: Dollar symbol followed by a space and then amount ($12.34). US2: Dollar symbol followed by amount (no space) ($12.34). DM1: German currency amount and then space, then symbol (12.34 DM). DM2: German currency amount (no space), then symbol (12.34DM). Default = US1. | |||
Defines the time in hours when the old log closes and a new log opens. | 1 - 24. Default = 24. | |||
RPCClientTimeout | Defines the amount of time in seconds that a client thread will remain idle before going to IDLE state and dropping the RPC connection. | 20 - 100. Default = 20. | ||
RPCConnectTimeout | Defines the amount of time in seconds that a client thread will wait for a connect attempt to a remote host. After the timeout, the thread will go to the IDLE state. | 1 - 600. Default = 6. | ||
Identifies means by which ACBs on separate hosts communicate—sockets or RPC. | Yes: sockets. No: RPC. Default = No. | |||
Identifies the time format to be used for this instance.
| STDTIME: Standard Time -- HH:MM AM/PM. MILTIME: Military US -- HH:MM 24-hour clock. Default = STDTIME. |
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