Configuration parameters


Default values have been specified in the sample members for your convenience.

The following table lists the description and values of the key parameters that you might want to change for your BMC II for z/OS connection.

Parameter

Description

Sample value

Trace

Boolean indicator that specifies whether tracing is enabled

  • YES or ON – enable tracing (Default)
  • NO or OFF – disable tracing

TraceSrc

Specifies whether to display the source code file name and line number where trace message originated

YES or ON – display file name and line number

NO or OFF – do not display file name and line number

TraceConfigFileName

Path and file name for the integrationName.trace file

Required when Trace=YES

//'hlq.connectionID.TRACONF' or //DD:BBIPARM(IIMTRCnn)

TraceDefaultFileName

Default destination file to which trace messages are redirected from stderr, when the integration runs as a daemon or a service

Required when Trace=YES

//'hlq.connectionID.TRACEOUT'

TraceFileSize

Maximum size, in KB, of the trace messages file

12000

TraceFileAppend

Specifies whether to append new trace messages to the existing message trace file when the connection is restarted

YES or ON –appends new messages to the existing trace message file (default)

NO or OFF –empties the current trace message file

LocaleConfigFileName

The file name where the LOCALE files are located.

//'hlq.LOCALE.CONF' or //DD:BBIPARM(IIMLCL00)

EnableHeartBeats

Boolean indicator that determines whether the integration component uses the heartbeat signal

  • TRUE or FALSE
  • YES or NO

HeartBeatInterval

Integer that indicates the number of seconds between heartbeats

30 (default), 1 (minimum), no maximum

ServerDirectoryName

The file name of the directory file

//'hlq.IIM.DIR'

PersistencyEnabled

Boolean indicator for disk queuing of outbound events

Yes

PersistencyLevel

Buffer mode used when the Default buffering mode is specified

This parameter is enabled only when the PersistencyEnabled parameter value is Yes.

High, Low, None

PersistencyFileName

Name of the file in which the buffered messages are stored

The contents of the file are not deleted when the connection terminates unexpectedly.

//'hlq.connectionID.SENDQUE'

PersistencyDisconnectRemovesMessages

Indicates whether messages written to the persistency file are deleted when the connection ends intentionally

No

EnableRecvPersist

Boolean indicator for disk queuing of inbound events

Yes

RecvBufferFile

Destination file to which incoming buffer events are sent

//'hlq.connectionID.RECVQUE'

RecvBufferFileTemp

Destination file to which incoming buffer events are compacted

//'hlq.connectionID.RCVQUETM'

SourceCodePage

Defines the character set used in translating the data from EBCDIC to UTF-8 or from UTF-8 to EBCDIC

The value for SourceCodePage is comprised of the literal IBM followed by the three or four digit identifier for the character set, such as the value IBM1047 for the Latin 1 (1047) character set.

See Source-code-page-reference for a list of character set identifiers.

IBM1047 (default)

UseTCPIPStack

Specifies the job name of the TCP/IP stack.

This parameter is put into the hlq.IIM.CONF file for each BIIZ connection.

UseTCPIPStack=jobName

CertificateKeyring

Specifies the name of the key database file, SAF key ring or the z/OS PKCS #11 token.

If CertificatePasswordFile is specified, then it is considered that this value is a name of a key database file.

If SAF keyring is used then Biiz must be the owner to be able to access the private keys.

If z/OS PKCS #11 is used then Biiz must be granted access to resource USER.tokenname in the CRYPTOZ class.

 

CertificateKeyringStash

certificate data base password file - /home/biiz/biiz.sth

 

 

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