SNAX/APC Configuration and Management Manual

Using SNAX/APC
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Configuration Parameters for SNAX/APC
DEBUGONERROR { TRUE | FALSE }
controls the action taken by the program when a fatal error is detected by explicit
tests. This parameter is not intended for general use. If set to TRUE, then the
DEBUG procedure will be called instead of ABEND. Care should be taken when
using this feature, because a backup will not actually take over until the offending
primary really exits. The default setting is FALSE.
The DEBUGONERROR value may be changed by specifying the
DEBUGONERROR parameter on the SCF or SPI ALTER PROCESS command.
EMSSUPPRESS number
Because of DSM support, SNAX/APC generates many more EMS events. To
prevent these EMS events from flooding the EMS collector, the EMSSUPPRESS
startup parameter suppreses generation of EMS events for specific object type(s).
The number value is a bit mask. The valid values are:
The default value is %H0300—suppress TPI and CONVERSATION events.
Here is an example, which suppresses the EMS events for TPI and CONV object
types:
PARAM EMSSUPPRESS %H0300
RUN APCOBJ/NAME $AL01, NOWAIT, CPU 1/0
or
RUN APCOBJ/NAME $AL01, NOWAIT, CPU 1/0, EMSSUPPRESS %H0300
The EMSSUPPRESS value may be changed by specifying the EMSSUPPRESS
parameter on the SCF or SPI ALTER PROCESS command.
LOGFILE [ log-file-name ]
specifies whether the SNAX/APC process should write records to its log file. There
are no required values other than the name of a file. By specifying a file name, the
SNAX/APC process starts the log and sends all messages to the named file. By
0: not defined
1: suppress EMS event generation for LU object type
2: suppress EMS event generation for PTNR-LU object type
3: suppress EMS event generation for PTNR-MODE object type
4: suppress EMS event generation for SESSION object type
5: suppress EMS event generation for TPN object type
6: suppress EMS event generation for TPI object type
7: suppress EMS event generation for CONV object type
8:15: not defined