Field Name

Description

 

 

DELTA TIME

The time increase (in milliseconds) from MIN TIME to MAX

 

TIME.

 

 

IDLE TIME

The amount of time in seconds a program is idle before it

 

terminates.

 

 

Dynamically Configuring TMA TCP for CICS

Dynamic configuration means that new configuration information affects currently running Handlers or Requesters without shutting them down. The new configuration information also affects Handlers and Requesters that are started after the information is entered. You can make the following changes to the TMA TCP for CICS gateway configuration dynamically:

zModifying Outbound Services

zModifying User Connection Accounts

zModifying Connections

zDeleting Requester LMIDs

All other configuration tasks are not dynamic, including Inbound Service Information and Handler Configuration. To process configuration information in these cases, the corresponding Requesters and Handlers must be shut down.

Modifying Outbound Services

You can dynamically configure outbound services by inserting a new record into the service name file, modifying an existing record in the service name file, or deleting a record in the service name file. Use the appropriate maintenance screens to accomplish the necessary task, S1 to insert, S2 to update, or S4 to delete. For field definitions, refer to the “The Outbound Service Information Screens” section.

Modifying User Connection Accounts

You can dynamically configure User Connection Accounts and enable accounts to connect to Handlers by inserting a new account into the user account file, modifying an existing user account, or deleting a user account. Use the appropriate maintenance screens to accomplish the

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