NONSWAPD (FTP server) statement

Use the NONSWAPD statement to allow the FTP daemon address space to run with nonswappable memory.

Syntax


   .-NONSWAPD FALSE------.   
>>-+---------------------+-------------------------------------><
   '-NONSWAPD--+-FALSE-+-'   
               '-TRUE--'

Parameters

False: Do not set daemon nonswappable. This is the default.
True: Set daemon nonswappable.

Examples

To request that the daemon address space be set nonswappable, code:

NONSWAPD TRUE

Usage notes

The FTP daemon must have at least READ access to the FACILITY class resource BPX.STOR.SWAP to enable this option.
If the call to set the address space nonswappable fails for any reason, the daemon uses swappable memory and continue.
When an application makes an address space nonswappable, it might cause additional real storage in the system to be converted to preferred storage. Because preferred storage cannot be configured offline, using this option can reduce the installation's ability to reconfigure storage in the future. See z/OS MVS Programming: Resource Recovery for more information.