Initialization Statement Parameters That the Operator Can Override

During BDT operation the operator can override several initialization statement parameters by issuing BDT commands. Table 1 identifies these parameters and commands.

If the operator restarts BDT, parameter values previously set by the operator will be replaced by parameter values from the initialization stream:

If the restart type is hot, BDT uses parameter values from the initialization stream last read.
If the restart type is warm or cold, BDT reads the initialization stream to obtain parameter values.

Table 1. Initialization Statement Parameters That the Operator Can Override
Initialization Statement and Parameter	Overriding Command	Explanation
BDTNODE,A=	CANCEL,SNA,NODE=	The operator can cancel a session.
BDTNODE,A=	VARY,node-name	The operator at the global node can terminate or reestablish a session.
BDTNODE,ASR=	RESTART,SNA,NODE=	The operator can enable automatic session restart.
BDTNODE,LU=	MODIFY,NODE=,FENCE=	The operator can change the number of fenced VLUs for file-to-file transfers.
BDTNODE,LU=	VARY,vlu-name	The operator at the global node can change the number of available VLUs.
OPTIONS,WANTDUMP=	MODIFY,DUMP	The operator can change the dump options.
OPTIONS,SYSLOG=	MODIFY,LOG,ADEST or MODIFY,LOG,DDEST	The operator can add consoles to the list of destinations for the system log. The operator can delete previously added destinations from the list.
OPTIONS,SYSLOG=	MODIFY,LOG,FLUSH	If one of the SYSLOG parameters is PRINT, the operator can print the system log.
OPTIONS,SYSLOG=	MODIFY,LOG,SYSLOG=	The operator can change the destination of the system log.
OPTIONS,MAXTRAN=	START,SNA,LIMIT	The operator can change the limit on the total number of concurrent data transfers in which the home node can take part.
OPTIONS,TQITIME=	START,TQI,DELAY=	The operator can change the frequency with which BDT reads the TQI checkpoint data set.
OPTIONS,JES3=	VARY,JES3	The operator can enable or disable the communication path between JES3 and BDT.