Re: Controlling values for Automatic STRCMTCTL

For the benefit of any who find this thread in the future.

I have been in touch with IBM and my original suspicion was correct - IBM do NOT use the STRCMTCTL command - they use a macro which results in a call to the underlying code. The documentation is wrong in stating that the command is used.

As a result there is no way to change the default values used. Your only option is to issue the command yourself with the values you want so that the default settings will not need to be used.

Thanks to all who participated in the thread.


Jon

On Apr 16, 2021, at 1:40 AM, Birgitta Hauser <Hauser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Dieter,
changing the commitment scope to job just ignores the activation group
boundaries, i.e. the transaction is not restricted to an activation group
but to the job.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

Birgitta Hauser


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<jon>
The clue is in the note Dieter ... "but as they move into the wonderful
world of ILE".
</jon>

... so the commitscope would be *dftactgrp: so what, where is the problem?
changing this to *job, would limit commit to OPM possibilities and
preventing ile enhancements. I would not recommend, to do so!!!

D*B

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