EMS FastStart Manual

Installing and Configuring EMS FastStart

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Modifying the CCF

The CCF contains key words which are reserved by EMS FastStart and cannot be

modified. However, each key word has a parameter which you can modify to customize

the CCF for a specific installation. The list below and on the following page shows the

EMS FastStart CCF key words and their parameters.

Key Word Parameter

CCF-VERSION ccf-version

The parameter specifies the version of the CCF; the only

version currently supported is A00.

Note: A00 is the internal version number of the CCF and is not

related to the GUARDIAN 90 version number.

COBOL85-LOCATION cobol85-location

The parameter specifies the location of the COBOL85 compiler

(for example, $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.COBOL85). If your

COBOL85 compiler is located somewhere other than

$SYSTEM.SYSTEM, make the appropriate changes. You must

specify the exact location of the Tandem compilers.

Note: If you do not have the COBOL85 compiler you must

specify NOT-USED as a parameter to the COBOL85-

LOCATION key word. Even if you do not use the COBOL85

compiler you must enter valid parameter values for the

COBOL85 key words (COBOL85-CPU, COBOL85-

PRIORITY and COBOL85-WORK-VOLUME).

COBOL85-CPU cobol85-cpu

The parameter specifies the CPU in which the COBOL85

compiler will execute (for example, 0). Valid values for this

parameter are 0 through 15.

COBOL85-PRIORITY cobol85-priority

The parameter specifies the priority at which the COBOL85

compiler will execute (for example, 100). Valid values for this

parameter are 1 through 199.

COBOL85-WORK-

VOLUME

cobol85-work-volume

The parameter specifies the volume which will be used by the

COBOL85 compiler to create its temporary files during the

compilation process (for example, $SWAP).

DDL-LOCATION ddl-location

The parameter specifies the location of the DDL compiler (for

example, $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.DDL).

DDL-CPU ddl-cpu

The parameter specifies the CPU in which the DDL compiler

will execute (for example, 0). Valid values for this parameter

are 0 through 15.