HP-UX TN3270 Administration Guide

Configuring TN3270
Understanding the Configuration Text File Records
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permission to modify the default style by including the
modify_style field, TN3270 first searches for a file of
the same name in the user's home directory. If you are
setting up a standard style for all your users, store the
file in /etc/opt/tn3270 and do not give users write
access to this file. If you give a user permission to
modify the default style, the user should save the
modified version in the user's home directory with the
same file name as the file in /etc/opt/tn3270. This
ensures that the correct file is found when the TN3270
emulation program is started.
modify_style
Include this field with no value to give the TN3270 user
permission to change the TN3270 customization (either
by using the TN3270 emulation program's menu
interface or by loading a different style file).
view_rtm
Include this field with no value to give the TN3270 user
permission to view Response Time Monitor (RTM) data
of host response times on each TN3270 session. To
configure the boundaries by which response times are
classified, see “Format of user Record”.
change_domain
Include this field with no value to give the TN3270 user
permission to specify an alternative domain and port
for a particular session. For more information about
host domains and ports, refer to the TN3270 Users
Guide.
In the following example, the user has three sessions: two sessions that
use hostrec1 and one session that uses hostrec2:
Example 3-4 Example of a user Record
[user]
name = <DEFAULT>
host = hostrec1
host = hostrec1
host = hostrec2
style_file = stdsty ; this is /etc/opt/tn3270/stdsty.stu
; modify_style not set - users can't use own style file