FUJITSU BS2000 User Manual

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The alphanumeric identifier in column 72 controls selection of

the REP records for the different code variants.

Column 72='P' The correction is only

considered for SPARC64 code

Column 72=' ' (space) The correction is only

considered for /390 code

The standard names of the REP files at system startup are:

Basic configuration SYSREP.BS2.150
SYSIPL SYSREP.IPL.150

SYSSTART SYSREP.STRT.150
SLED SYSREP.SLED.150

- CALENDAR:

The public holidays file (file for managing public holidays) must

be generated by systems support from the sample file
$TSOS.SYSDAT.CALENDAR.150.HOLIDAY or from an earlier public holi-

days file:
/COPY-FILE FROM-FILE=$TSOS.SYSDAT.CALENDAR.150.HOLIDAY,

TO-FILE=$TSOS.SYSDAT.CALENDAR.HOLIDAY,PROTECTION=*SAME

- File protection attributes:

Files with protection attributes intended to prevent deletion are
deleted without these protection attributes being taken into con-

sideration if a FREE-FOR-DELETION date was assigned and this has
expired (since BS2000/OSD-BC V3.0).

- DEFLUID user ID and subsystems:

When upgrading subsystems whose start time is defined as 'BEFORE-

SYSTEM-READY' you should make sure that all files required for
starting these subsystems are available under $TSOS on the home

pubset (SYSLNK (SPMLNK, SPULNK), SYSREP, possibly also SYSMES,
SYSSDF and SYSSSI or SYSPAR).

The user ID for loading and starting programs, procedures etc.
that can be set via the class 2 system parameter 'DEFLUID' is not

supported for these subsystems.

- MSGMAKER:

Messages can be exchanged or included using /COPY-MSG-FILES or

/MERGE-MSG-FILES. For performance reasons, large numbers of mes-
sages should be processed with MERGE-MSG-FILES. The command is

not listed when MSGMAKER is started. However, by entering '?' in
the 'command' field of the screen mask you can switch to guided

dialog. The call can also be made via the batch interface. It
must be ensured that the output file is always empty.

- BCAM memory values:

The values for the maximum size of the resident and paging memory

for data transfers are calculated by BCAM at startup from the
size of the system memory (BS2000 MEM-SIZE system value). The

relevant RESMEM and PAGMEM parameters should not generally be
specified in the BCAM /DCSTART, /DCOPT and /BCMOD commands, but

should retain their values set by BCAM.