Overview of PSS options
The following table describes the different options.
Option | Description |
|---|---|
Sysplex group name | The name of the XCF group that you want this XBM subsystem to join when the PSS component is started This name must match the first level of the structure name for the XBM structures that are defined in your CFRM policy. The default is XBMGROUP. Alternatively, you can specify the XCF group name in the XBMGROUP parameter on the XBM PROC. For information about the XBMGROUP parameter, see Starting-the-ISPF-interface. |
Join sysplex group when PSS started | Whether this XBM subsystem should automatically join the specified XCF group when you start the PSS component To have this XBM subsystem join the specified XCF group, first set this option to Yes and then start the PSS component. The default is 2 (No). |
Enforce shared repository | Whether all XBM subsystems in the XCF group should be forced to share a single repository The default is 2 (No). |
Sysplex processing time-out | The amount of time in seconds that an XBM data sharing group member should wait for a response from the coupling facility before timing out This parameter takes effect when you exit the PSS Options subpanel. The default is 60. |
Global IO caching allowed | Not applicable for snapshot processing |
Remote XBM subsystem time-out | A user-specific value that defines the amount of time (in seconds) that an XBM data sharing group member should wait for a response from the remote XBM subsystem before timing out The XBM ISPF interface uses this value instead of the global PSS time-out setting when displaying remote XBM subsystem information in the monitors. The valid range for this value is from 1 through 9999 seconds. This value is stored in your ISPF user profile and remains in place until you specify a new value. The default value is 60 seconds. |
Remote XBM subsystem size limit | A user-specific value that defines the maximum amount of data that can be returned from any one request to display information in the ISPF interface from a remote XBM subsystem The valid range for this value is from 99 through 99999 KB. For example, entering a value of 99 limits the amount of information to 99 KB (101,376 bytes). This value is stored in your ISPF user profile. The default value is 4999 KB. For information about using the XBM ISPF interface to display remote XBM subsystems, see Displaying-detailed-information-for-a-remote-XBM-subsystem. |