GDSX Manual

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Setting Configuration Parameters
Setting Configuration Parameters
There are five ways to set the configuration parameters:
1. Within the USER^INIT^CONFIG^PARAMS user exit (called during process
initialization), assign parameter values to TSCODE globals. This method may be
used with static or dynamic parameters. Use the internal DEFINE names listed in
the second column of Table 2-2 and Table 2-3.
For example, to specify the restart time delay, assign a value to the name
auto^restart^delay^time:
PROC USER^INIT^CONFIG^PARAMS;
BEGIN
auto^restart^delay^time := 10000;
To turn on the trace facility, assign 1 to the name auto^trace^flag:
PROC USER^INIT^CONFIG^PARAMS;
BEGIN
auto^trace^flag := 1;
2. Before running GDSX, use TACL PARAM commands to assign values to external
parameter names. This method may be used with static or dynamic parameters. Use
the external parameter names listed in the first column of Table 2-2 and Table 2-3.
For example, to specify the restart time delay, enter the following command at a
TACL prompt:
> PARAM RESTARTTIME 10000
remote^change^flag sg^security.<13> 0 0–1
access^group sg^security.<14:15> 1 (group) 0–3
TRACERECS
IZE
tracerecsize trace^rec^size 256 words 0–16,383
words
TRAPERROR debug^error^trap2 d^series^error 0 0–32,767
USERFLAGS userflags user^flags %100000 0–65,535
USERSTART
SU
userstartsu user^start^su 0 (OFF) 0–1
Table 2-3. Dynamic Parameters (page 3 of 3)
External
Parameter
Name
Internal DEFINE
Name
CONFIG^
PARAMS Name
Default
Value Range