CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Controlling System Actions
Because CA Dynam/FI appends the SIZE parameter to the end of the EXEC
statement, any of the VSE EXEC statement options that normally follow SIZE
(for example, GO) may not be used if CA Dynam/FI determines EXEC size.
FIPROG=
SEARCH=
SORTCORE=
Turns on or off CA Dynam/FI processing of files at OPEN/CLOSE. No DTF
modification will occur when set to OFF.
Determines the degree of support for DTFCD/DTFPR (UR), DTFDI (DI) and
DTFCP (CP). The operands UR, DI and CP, when specified, allow full support
for the corresponding file class while the operands NOUR, NODI and NOCP
suppress support. This parameter overrides the installation option defined for
the DI, CP, and UR parameters in the DYNAM/FI option record.
Requests dynamic file sorting facility (CA SRAM) of CA Dynam/FI to reserve a
block of storage from the partition GETVIS area for CA SRAM use instead of
letting CA SRAM use the upper portion of the partition for its work area. The
value of nnnnnn should be large enough to include storage requirements for all
CA SRAM tasks concurrently active in the partition plus a reserve for CA SRAM
overhead. For more information, see the CA SRAM documentation set.
This operand will result in a SRTCORE call to CA SRAM by CA Dynam/FI. The
default is no SRTCORE call resulting in CA SRAM using partition work space.
Note that the value of nnnnnn will be rounded up to the next even multiple of
1K bytes when the SRTCORE call is issued.
SYSLOG Support - ASSGN Statement
CA Dynam/FI SYSLOG support for unit record devices is controlled by a
variation of the ASSGN statement. With a particular ASSGN in effect, records
will be transferred to or from SYSLOG instead of the original unit record, or
tape, or disk device. The DTFCN record format (RECFM) is undefined (UNDEF).
Therefore, all CA Dynam/FI rules about padding and truncation when record
format changes apply to SYSLOG support.
ASSGN Format
The format for ASSGN is shown below.
[//] ASSGN SYSxxx,SYSLOG
SYSxxx
Indicates the standard logical unit name for the file(s) to be intercepted by
DYNAM/FI at I/O, and rerouted to or from SYSLOG. If more than one file has
this particular logical unit in its DTF, each one will receive SYSLOG routing.
SYSLOG support is available only for the following unit record devices:
SYSIPT
SYSPCH
SYSLST
Input files
Files routed to the punch queue
Files routed to the print queue
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