Customizing QINTER
When you begin using your own set of subsystems, you might not need to use QINTER. However, if you have a reason to continue to use QINTER, you need to ensure that QINTER is set up NOT to allocate the workstations that you want to run under your other subsystems. There are two possible ways to do this.
Remove the *ALL workstation entry from QINTER:
- Remove the *ALL workstation entry from QINTER, and then
add specific workstation entries that indicate which devices you want
QINTER to allocate. Removing the workstation type entry of *ALL is to prevent QINTER from attempting to allocate all workstations.
- Add a workstation entry for devices named DSP* to allow all twinax-attached display devices to continue to be allocated to QINTER.
In this example, the twinax-attached display devices will
continue to run in QINTER; QINTER will not attempt to allocate any
other devices.
RMVWSE SBSD(QGPL/QINTER) WRKSTNTYPE(*ALL) ADDWSE SBSD(QGPL/QINTER) WRKSTN(DSP*)
Second method
Add a workstation entry to tell QINTER not to allocate the devices that are assigned to other subsystems. However, allow QINTER to continue to allocate any other device that is not allocated to a subsystem. This keeps the workstation type entry of *ALL in the QINTER subsystem and adds workstation name entries with the AT parameter for those devices that are allocated to different subsystems.
ADDWSE SBSD(QGPL/QINTER) WRKSTN(PGMR*) AT(*ENTER) ADDWSE SBSD(QGPL/QINTER) WRKSTN(ORDERENT*) AT(*ENTER)
Note: You
cannot use this method if the number of device descriptions on your
system exceeds the maximum number that a single subsystem can handle.