KEGD gate, SET_KERNEL function

The SET_KERNEL function of the KEGD gate is used to change the global data maintained by the kernel.

Input Parameters

ALTERNATE_XRF_IDS
Optional Parameter
is the 8-character name of the recoverable service table used if the CICS® region is running with XRF and DBCTL.
CICS_SVC_NUMBER
Optional Parameter
is the 8-bit CICS service SVC number.
DUMP_RETRY_TIME
Optional Parameter
specifies the total time that CICS is to continue trying to obtain a system dump using the SDUMP macro.
GENERIC_APPLID
Optional Parameter
is the 8-character generic applid that identifies the active and alternate CICS systems to z/OS® Communications Server in an XRF environment.
HPO
Optional Parameter
specifies whether CICS is to use the z/OS Communications Server high performance option.
Values for the parameter are:
  • NO
  • YES
ISC
Optional Parameter
specifies whether ISC support is included in this CICS region.
Values for the parameter are:
  • NO
  • YES
SIT_NAME
Optional Parameter
is the 8-character name of the system initialization table.
SPECIFIC_APPLID
Optional Parameter
is the 8-character specific applid that identifies the CICS system in the z/OS Communications Server network.
SYSID
Optional Parameter
is the 4-character ZCP system entry name.
SYSTEM_RUNAWAY_LIMIT
Optional Parameter
the ICVR time to be used by all tasks that have been defined to have the default runaway limit in the system.
TERMINATE_FO
Optional Parameter
specifies whether the FO TCB can be normally terminated on an immediate shutdown.
Values for the parameter are:
  • NO
  • YES
XRF
Optional Parameter
specifies whether XRF support is included in the CICS region.
Values for the parameter are:
  • NO
  • YES
XRF_COMMAND_LIST
Optional Parameter
is the 8-character name of the command list table used by the XRF alternate CICS region.

Output Parameters

REASON
The following values are returned when RESPONSE is DISASTER:
  • ABEND
  • LOOP
The following values are returned when RESPONSE is EXCEPTION:
  • WRONG_SVC_NUMBER
RESPONSE
Indicates whether the domain call was successful. For more information, see RESPONSE parameter on domain interfaces.