Use the NOSGA (DISABLESGA) parameter statement to permit the transmission of GO AHEAD by Telnet. It is negotiated by both client and server. Using NoSGA increases the overhead for a full duplex terminal and a full duplex connection. If SGA is specified, transmission of GO AHEAD is suppressed.
Telnet is initialized with a value of SGA.
The SGA and NOSGA statements can be coded in the TELNETGLOBALS, TELNETPARMS, or PARMSGROUP statement block. See Rules for Telnet parameter statements and security parameters for more information about the hierarchy of parameter values.
Syntax
>>-+--------------------+-------------------------------------->< +-SGA----------------+ '-NOSGA (DISABLESGA)-'
Parameters
This statement has no parameters.