Tandem Logon Manager for IBM Systems (ILOGMGR) Manual

Configuring for the ILOGMGR
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Control Record Syntax
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TLOGMGR=tname
TDMAPPLS=(appl-name-1,appl-name-2,
appl-name-3,appl-name-4,…appl-name-n)
where tname is a valid VTAM name that represents a TLOGMGR LU, and appl-name is
any valid VTAM name defined as a VTAM application.
If the TDMAPPLS control record appears in the TLOGMGR name control record, it
must follow TLOGMGR tname, as shown in the first two examples above.
If the TDMAPPLS control record exists as a separate control record, as shown in the
third example above, each control record must begin in the first column.
If more than one application name is coded, the list of application names must be
enclosed in parentheses and separated by commas.
You can continue a list of application names in the next control record by placing a
comma and a blank space after the last application name in the current control record, as
shown in the fourth example above. The continuation control record must begin with the
next application name.
You can define a maximum of 100 application names for one TLOGMGR and a total of
100 application names for one ILOGMGR.
You can define the same application name for more than one TLOGMGR, allowing
distribution of Program Start Requests. As logon requests are processed, a simple
round-robin method of distribution assigns the current request to one of the available
TLOGMGR LUs.
Routing Code Control Record
The routing code control record specifies a routing code to be used when the ILOGMGR
issues error and information messages to the MVS console. The format of the routing
code can be one of the following:
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ROUTCDE=routing-code
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ROUTCDE=(routing-code-1,routing-code-2,...routing-code-n)
where routing-code is the routing code used for ILOGMGR messages. If a routing
code is specified, the control record must begin in the first column; if a routing code is
not specified, the default routing code is 11. To suppress all ILOGMGR messages,
specify the routing code as 0.
Request Timeout Control Record
The request timeout control record specifies the time period that the ILOGMGR waits
for a reply from a TLOGMGR LU to a Program Start Request. The format of this
control record is:
RTIMEOUT=timeout-value
where timeout-value is a value that represents the time (in seconds) the ILOGMGR
waits for a reply. The range of the value is 0 to 300 seconds. If specified, the control
record must begin in the first column.