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Creating a configuration file using WinConfig

The buttons in the list window execute the following actions:

OK

The entered AREA statements are confirmed.

Cancel The modified AREA statements are discarded again.

Mpool...

This menu item allows you to customize the Mpool statement. This statement is only of relevance for BS2000 hosts.

The following list window is displayed when this menu item is called:

Figure 27 Dialog window: Mpool-System

The list window always displays the current MPOOL statements for the system. There are no default settings. The statements displayed in the list window are transferred to a config- uration file when they are saved.

The current settings can be modified using the Del Statement and Add Statement but- tons.

●Deleting a statement

◊Mark an MPOOL statement in the display area with the left mouse button.

◊Click on Del Statement with the left mouse button.

●Inserting a statement

◊Enter the two mandatory parameters (name of the common memory pool, number of 64K memory segments in the pool) for the MPOOL statement in the two input fields beneath the display area.

◊Click on Add Statement with the left mouse button.

Further optional parameters for this MPOOL statement can be entered by marking an MPOOL statement and clicking on More... with the left mouse button. A further dialog window is displayed:

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