Data Queue APIs--Categories - FTP Directory Listing - IBM
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Change User Space Attributes (QUSCUSAT) API<br />
Field Descriptions<br />
<strong>Data</strong>. The value to which a specific user space attribute is to be changed. All values are validity checked.<br />
Key. The user space attribute to be changed. Only specific attributes can be changed. Refer to Keys for<br />
more information.<br />
Length of data. The length of the new user space attribute value. The length of data field is used to get<br />
addressability to the next attribute record.<br />
Keys<br />
The following table lists the keys that can be used in the attribute record.<br />
Key Type Attribute<br />
1 BINARY(4) Space size<br />
2 CHAR(1) Initial value<br />
3 CHAR(1) Automatic extendibility<br />
4 BINARY(4) Transfer size request<br />
Field Descriptions<br />
Automatic extendibility. Whether or not the user space is automatically extended by the system when the<br />
end of the space is encountered.<br />
0<br />
The user space is not automatically extendible.<br />
1<br />
The user space is automatically extendible.<br />
Initial value. The initial value to which future extensions of the user space will be set. You will achieve<br />
the best performance if you set this byte to hexadecimal zeros (X'00').<br />
Space size. The size in bytes of the user space object. If this value is smaller than the current size of the<br />
space, the user space is truncated. If it is larger, the space is extended.<br />
Transfer size request. The number of pages to be transferred between main storage and auxiliary storage.<br />
This is only a request, as the machine may use a value of its choice in some circumstances. Allowable<br />
values range between 0 and 32 pages. A value of 0 is an indication that the machine should use the default<br />
transfer size for the user space. A larger transfer size may allow for better performance of applications<br />
processing the user space.<br />
Error Messages<br />
CPF24B4 E<br />
Severe error while addressing parameter list.<br />
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