The IGDSMSxx parmlib member includes the following parameters to
support the CF and VSAM RLS processing:
CF_TIME, which aligns creation of all
the CF-related SMF type 42 records with subtypes 15, 16, 17, 18 and
19
DEADLOCK_DETECTION, which specifies the interval for detecting
deadlocks between systems
RLSINIT, if YES, specifies whether the SMSVSAM address space is
started as part of system initialization or by the V SMS,SMSVSAM,ACTIVE
command. If you specify NO, to start SSVSAM later, you must do the
following: change RLSINIT to YES, issue the SET SMS=xx command, then
IPL or issue the V SMS,SMSVSAM,ACTIVE command. The default is NO.
RLS_MaxCfFeatureLevel, which specifies the method
VSAM RLS caching uses to determine the size of the data that is placed
in the CF cache structure.
RLS_MAX_POOL_SIZE, which specifies the maximum size of the SMSVSAM
local buffer pool
RlsAboveTheBarMaxPoolSize, which specifies
the maximum amount of virtual storage above the 2-gigabyte bar that
can be used for VSAM RLS buffering.
RlsFixedPoolSize, which specifies the amount
of real storage (both above and below the 2-gigabyte bar) to be dedicated
to VSAM RLS buffering.
SMF_TIME, which aligns the SMF type 42 records for DFSMS (with
subtypes 2, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19) to the SMF_TIME interval
USEEAV, which specifies at the system level, whether
SMS is to select extended address volumes during volume selection
processing. This check applies to new allocations and when extending
data sets to a new volume. You can enter an operator command to change
the value of this keyword.
NO
This is the default. SMS does not select extended address volumes
during volume selection.
Setting
USEEAV to NO has the following implications:
Data sets might still exist on extended address volumes in either
the track-managed or cylinder-managed space of the volume.
In addition, when you specify or default to USEEAV=NO, the system
skips EAV volumes for the following functions to avoid the failure
of DFSMShsm requests:
Recall
Migration to an ML1 or ML2 DASD volume
Backup
Recover
ARECOVER
Daily backup volume / backup volume spill process
When a system where USEEAV is set to NO backs up a data set from
an EAV, the data set will be recovered to a non-EAV volume and the
vendor attributes will be lost. The system issues message ARC0784I
in this case.
YES
SMS is to use extended address volumes to allocate new data sets
or to extend existing data sets to new volumes.
Note: When SMS is not active, USEEAV is not available
and the installation must use alternate means to control the usage
of EAVs.
BreakPointValue, which specifies the number of cylinders
(0-65520) that SMS uses to select volumes for VSAM data sets. The
default is 10. When SMS is not active, the system assigns the default
value.