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Customizing the gateway z/OS ISPF Planning and Customizing GC19-3623-00 |
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You must customize the ISPF configuration file ISPF.conf to host
site requirements for ISPF data set allocation. This file is stored,
by default, in directory /etc/ispf. The provided
sample ISPF.conf has instructions to complete customization so your
user site can:
The allocations for each of the ISPF DDs must be specified on a
single line with each data set separated by a comma. The maximum length of the
string defining the data sets for a DD is 255 characters. If the data
sets you want to define for a DD exceed this length, use the customer
defined allocation exec to allocate the DD. Comment lines can be added
by beginning the line with an asterisk (*). Here is a sample ISPF.conf:
The ISPF_timeout option in the ISPF configuration file can be used to specify a time out value for reusable ("stateful") ISPF sessions. The time out value specifies the number of seconds a user's ISPF session can remain idle between service call requests. If the idle time exceeds the time out value, the session is terminated and the next service request for the user results in a new ISPF session being established. The default reusable ISPF session time out value is 900 seconds (15 minutes). Here is an example of setting a time out value of 300 seconds (5
minutes):
Note: If you have the PDSMAN product installed, it must be disabled
for use with the gateway by including the record in the ISPF.conf
file:
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