IECIOSxx contains records that the installation creates to accomplish
the following tasks:
- Modify the time intervals which, when exceeded, result in the
missing interrupt handler (MIH) detecting a missing interrupt. (MIH
parameter)
- Modify the I/O timing limits. The system uses the I/O timing
limits to monitor queued and active I/O requests. If an I/O request
exceeds the time limit that you specify, the system abnormally ends
the request. (MIH IOTIMING parameter)
- Specify whether an I/O Timing condition is allowed to trigger
a HyperSwap®, and if so, whether the timed-out
I/O operation is posted back with permanent error. (MIH IOTHSWAP and
IOTTERM parameters)
- Specify I/O timing HyperSwap options.
- Modify the device threshold values and recovery actions in the
hot I/O detection table (HIDT). The system uses the HIDT information
to detect, and recover from, hot I/O conditions. (HOTIO parameter)
- Specify recovery actions to recover from a hung interface (that
is, a terminal condition). (TERMINAL parameter)
- Specify trace options other than the default for IOS component
trace. (CTRACE parameter)
- Specify whether FICON® switch
statistics gathering is to be enabled or disabled on a system. (FICON parameter)
- Specify whether IOS storage blocks are to be obtained in 24 or
31-bit storage. (STORAGE parameter)
- Specify whether to enable write protection on captured UCBs or
as a result of a SETIOS=xx command. (CAPTUCB parameter)
- Specify whether the MIDAW facility is to be enabled or disabled
on a system. (MIDAW parameter)
- Specify whether the HyperPAV facility is disabled, enabled or
in base only mode. (HYPERPAV parameter)
- Specify whether IBM® zHyperWrite data replication is enabled or
disabled. (HYPERWRITE parameter)
- Specify the Encryption Key Management primary and secondary host
names and the maximum number of concurrent socket connections that
are allowed for the communication with the encryption key manager.
(EKM parameter)
- Specify IOS recovery options. (RECOVERY parameter)
- Specify whether the High Performance FICON for System z® (zHPF) facility is to be enabled or disabled on a system. (ZHPF
parameter)