| 3001 |
Job fence (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the current jobfence on the system, a value in the
range 0..14. If a job's input priority (INPRI) is higher than the system
jobfence, that job attempts to log on. The jobfence can also be set using
the JOBFENCE command. |
| 3002 |
Job limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the maximum number of jobs allowed to be concurrently
logged on to the system, a value from 0 to the value configured in SYSGEN.
The job limit can also be set using the LIMIT command. |
| 3003 |
Job count (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the number of jobs that currently exist on the system. |
| 3004 |
Session limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the maximum number of sessions allowed to be
concurrently logged on to the system, a value from 0 to the value
configured in SYSGEN. The session limit can also be set using the
LIMIT command. |
| 3005 |
Session count (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the number of sessions that currently exist on the system. |
| 3006 |
Next job number (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the number assigned to the next job that is streamed,
a value in the range 1..16383. Do not set this value to that of an
existing job number. You may set a value outside the range defined by the
lower and upper job number limits, but it will not be used unless the
limits are changed such that the value is in range before the system needs
to assign it to a job. This is because the system always tries to assign a
value within limits. See the SETCOUNTER command description for
further details. |
| 3007 |
Next session number (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the number assigned to the next session that
successfully logs on, a value in the range 1..16383. Do not set this value
to that of an existing session number. You may set a value outside the
range defined by the lower and upper session number limits, but it will
not be used unless the limits are changed such that the value is in range
before the system needs to assign it to a session. This is because the
system always tries to assign a value within limits See the
SETCOUNTER command description for further details. |
| 3008 |
Job security (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the current job security with the following values:
| 0 | Job security high |
| 3 | Job security low |
When job security is high, only the operator logged on to the console can
use job control commands. When it is low, users can also issue these
commands. Job security can also be set using the JOBSECURITY
command. |
| 3009 |
Single user mode (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns true if the system is in single-user mode, and false if the system
is in multiuser mode. |
| 3010 |
Out of resources (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns true if a logon has failed because the needed resources were not
available. This flag is set back to false when a job or session logs
off. |
| 3011 |
Out of LDEVs (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns true if a job has failed to log on because the specified output
device is unavailable. This flag is set to false when that device becomes
available. |
| 3012 |
Low on disk space (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns true if there is not enough disk space for a logon to succeed.
This flag is set to false if there is enough disk space for a successful
logon. |
| 3013 |
Logical console LDEV (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the current logical console's LDEV number. The logical console
LDEV number can be changed using the CONSOLE command. |
| 3014 |
Physical console LDEV (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the physical console's LDEV number. |
| 3015 |
Global allow mask (BA96) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies a packed array of 96 booleans indicating the commands
allowed for this system. True indicates that the corresponding command is
allowed. Following are the commands and their array locations:
ABORTIO = 1 DELETESPOOLFILE= 19 LDISMOUNT = 37
ACCEPT = 2 DISALLOW = 20 MRJECONTROL = 38
DOWN = 3 JOBFENCE = 21 JOBSECURITY = 39
GIVE = 4 LIMIT = 22 DOWNLOAD = 40
HEADOFF = 5 STOPSPOOL = 23 MIOENABLE = 41
HEADON = 6 SUSPENDSPOOL = 24 MIODISABLE = 42
REFUSE = 7 OUTFENCE = 25 LOG = 43
REPLY = 8 RECALL = 26 FOREIGN = 44
STARTSPOOL = 9 RESUMEJOB = 27 IMF CONTROL = 45
TAKE = 10 RESUMESPOOL = 28 SHOWCOM = 46
UP = 11 STREAMS = 29 OPENQ = 47
MPLINE = 12 CONSOLE = 30 SHUTQ = 48
DSCONTROL = 13 WARN = 31 DISCRPS = 49
ABORTJOB = 14 WELCOME = 32 VSRESERVESYS = 50
ALLOW = 15 MON = 33 VSRELEASESYS = 51
ALTSPOOLFILE= 16 MOFF = 34 VSCLOSE = 52
ALTJOB = 17 VMOUNT = 35 VSOPEN = 53
BREAKJOB = 18 LMOUNT = 36 SPOOLER = 54
unused = 55..96
|
| 3016 |
System logging mask (BA64) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies a packed array of 64 booleans indicating the system
logging mask. True indicates that the logging type is on. Following are
the logging types and their array locations:
Log failure = 0 AIF = 30
System up = 1 Processor launch event = 31
Job initiation = 2 Password changes = 34
Job termination = 3 System logging configuration= 35
Process termination= 4 Restore logging = 36
File close = 5 Printer access failure = 37
Shutdown = 6 ACD changes = 38
Power failure = 7 Stream initiation = 39
Spooling log = 8 User logging = 40
Line disconnect = 9 Process creation = 41
Line close = 10 Security config. change = 42
I/O error = 11 Chgroup = 43
Physical (dis)mount= 12 File open = 44
Logical (dis)mount = 13 Command logging = 45
Tape labels = 14 Maintenance request log = 46
Console log = 15 Diagnostic control unit = 47
Program file event = 16 Diagnostic information = 50
Call progress = 17 High-priority machine check = 51
DCE information = 18 Low-priority machine check = 52
Unused = 19 Directory open/close logging= 55
NCS spooling = 20 CM file close = 60
Unused = 21-29 Chdir = 61
Process adopt = 62
Chown = 63
|
| 3017 |
Streams LDEV (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the streams LDEV as currently set on the system. The streams LDEV
can also be set using the STREAMS command. |
| 3018 |
System outfence (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the system outfence, a value in the range 1..14. A
value of 14 prevents all spool files on the system from being printed. The
system outfence can also be set using the OUTFENCE
command. |
| 3019 |
AS queue base (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the base of the AS queue. This value is the highest priority that
any process in the AS queue can have. This priority can be mapped to MPE
V by the following formula:
(All formula values are decimal.)
MPEVPri = (32767 - MPEiXPri) DIV 128
|
| 3020 |
AS queue limit (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the AS queue limit. This value is the lowest priority that any
process in the AS queue can have. This priority can be mapped to MPE V by
the following formula:
(All formula values are decimal.)
MPEVPri = (32767 - MPEiXPri) DIV 128
|
| 3021 |
BS queue base (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the base of the BS queue. This value is the highest priority that
any process in the BS queue can have. This priority can be mapped to MPE V
by the following formula:
(All formula values are decimal.)
MPEVPri = (32767 - MPEiXPri) DIV 128
|
| 3022 |
BS queue limit (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the BS queue limit. This value is the lowest priority that any
process in the BS queue can have. This priority can be mapped to MPE V by
the following formula:
(All formula values are decimal.)
MPEVPri = (32767 - MPEiXPri) DIV 128
|
| 3023 |
CS queue base (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the base of the CS queue. This value is the highest priority that
any process in the CS queue can have. It can be set using the TUNE
command. This priority can be mapped to MPE V by the following formula:
(All formula values are decimal.)
MPEVPri = (32767 - MPEiXPri) DIV 128
|
| 3024 |
CS queue limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the CS queue limit. This value is the lowest priority
that any process in the CS queue can have. It can also be set using the
TUNE command. This priority can be mapped to MPE V by the
following formula:
(All formula values are decimal.)
MPEVPri = (32767 - MPEiXPri) DIV 128
|
| 3025 |
DS queue base (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the base of the DS queue. This value is the highest
priority that any process in the DS queue can have. It can also be set
using the TUNE command. This priority can be mapped to MPE V by
the following formula:
(All formula values are decimal.)
MPEVPri = (32767 - MPEiXPri) DIV 128
|
| 3026 |
DS queue limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the DS queue limit. This value is the lowest priority
that any process in the DS queue can have. It can also be set using the
TUNE command. This priority can be mapped to MPE V by the
following formula:
(All formula values are decimal.)
MPEVPri = (32767 - MPEiXPri) DIV 128
|
| 3027 |
ES queue base (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the base of the ES queue. This value is the highest
priority that any process in the ES queue can have. It can also be set
using the TUNE command. This priority can be mapped to MPE V by
the following formula:
(All formula values are decimal.)
MPEVPri = (32767 - MPEiXPri) DIV 128
|
| 3028 |
ES queue limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the ES queue limit. This value is the lowest priority
that any process in the ES queue can have. It can also be set using the
TUNE command. This priority can be mapped to MPE V by the
following formula:
(All formula values are decimal.)
MPEVPri = (32767 - MPEiXPri) DIV 128
|
| 3029 |
CS quantum maximum (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the maximum number of milliseconds that a process in
the CS queue may execute before its priority starts decaying. |
| 3030 |
CS quantum minimum (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the minimum number of milliseconds that a process in
the CS queue must execute before its priority may be reduced. |
| 3031 |
DS quantum (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the number of milliseconds that a process in the DS
queue may run before its priority starts decaying. This can also be set
using the TUNE command.
|
| 3032 |
ES quantum (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the number of milliseconds that a process in the ES
queue may run before its priority starts decaying. This can also be set
using the TUNE command. |
| 3033 |
CS quantum (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the average number of milliseconds that a process in the CS queue
executes before it is interrupted. It is used to decide when a process in
the CS queue should have its priority decayed. It is maintained
dynamically by the system and is very transient in nature. |
| 3034 |
Maximum number of open files (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the maximum number of files a process can have open at the same
time. |
| 3035 |
Maximum number of processes (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the maximum number of processes that can be executing on the
system at the same time. |
| 3036 |
Maximum number of jobs/sessions (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 3.0
Returns the maximum number of jobs and sessions that can be configured by
SYSGEN. The combined number of jobs and sessions configured by SYSGEN
cannot exceed this number. |
| 3037 | MPE/iX version ID (CA8) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 3.0
Returns the version ID (VUF) for the MPE/iX operating system on the
machine. |
| 3038 |
Serial number (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the machine's serial number (CI variable
HPSUSAN). |
| 3039 |
Memory size (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the memory size, interpreted as the number of 2-K pages. |
| 3040 |
Total number of DST entries (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the total number of DST entries on the system. |
| 3041 |
Available number of DST entries (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 3.0
Returns the total number of unused DST entries on the system. |
| 3042 |
Rounding factor (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Timer counters should be multiplied by this value to convert them to
ticks. |
| 3043 |
Tick to millisecond conversion factor (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 3.0
Returns the number of ticks in one millisecond for the machine. |
| 3044 |
AIF:MI version ID (CA8) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the Architected Interface Facility: Measurement Interface product
version that is on the machine. |
| 3045 |
AIF:OS version ID (CA8) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the Architected Interface Facility: Operating System product
version that is on the machine. |
| 3046 |
Cold load ID (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns a value that is increased each time the machine is
booted. |
| 3047 |
Current PIN Highwater Mark (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the current highwater PIN number in use. The maximum value that
can ever be returned in this field can be found by item #3035. |
| 3048 |
Maximum LDEV number (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns the maximum logical device number that can be configured on the
machine. |
| 3049 |
CS boost property (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the current boost property of the CS queue. Values and
their meanings are as follows:
|
| 3050 |
CS queue timeslice (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the maximum number of milliseconds that a CPU-bound
process running in the CS queue can monopolize the CPU. When a process in
the CS queue has held the CPU for the timeslice, the dispatcher examines
the running process and makes the necessary adjustments. This value is
accurate to 100-millisecond granularity and has a minimum value of 100
milliseconds. |
| 3051 |
DS boost property (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the current boost property of the DS queue. Values and
their meanings are as follows:
|
| 3052 |
DS queue timeslice (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the maximum number of milliseconds that a CPU-bound
process running in the DS queue can monopolize the CPU. When a process in
the DS queue has held the CPU for the timeslice, the dispatcher examines
the running process and makes the necessary adjustments. This value is
accurate to 100 millisecond granularity, and has a minimum value of 100
milliseconds. |
| 3053 |
ES Boost property (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the current boost property of the ES queue. Values and
their meanings are:
|
| 3054 |
ES queue timeslice (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 3.0
Returns or modifies the maximum number of milliseconds that a CPU-bound
process running in the ES queue can monopolize the CPU. When a process in
the ES queue has held the CPU for the timeslice, the dispatcher examines
the running process and makes the necessary adjustments. This value is
accurate to 100 millisecond granularity, and has a minimum value of 100
milliseconds.
|
| 3055 |
Maximum job limit(I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.0
Returns the maximum job limit which can be set by the operator with the
:LIMIT command. The maximum job limit is set by using the command JOB
MAXLIMIT=n in SYSGEN. |
| 3056 |
Maximum session limit (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.0
Returns the maximum session limit which can be set by the operator with
the :LIMIT command. The maximum session limit is set by using the command
SESSION MAXLIMIT=n in SYSGEN. |
| 3057 |
MPE release version (CA8) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.0
Returns the MPE release version number in fhe format of V.UU.FF as shown
in the SHOWME command. For example: RELEASE:A.41.00. |
| 3058 |
MPE user version (CA8) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 4.0
Returns or modifies the MPE users version number in the format of V.UU.FF
as shown in the SHOWME command. For example: USER VERSION:
A.41.00. |
| 3059 |
Maximum number of processors (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.0
Returns the maximum number of processors allowed on the system. This
number is system specific and defined by the OS. |
| 3060 |
Autoboot toggle (B) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 4.0
Returns or modifies the autoboot flag in the PDC stable storage. Stable
storage has a write life of 1000 writes. After that the values can no
longer be guaranteed. Use with caution. |
| 3061 |
Actual number of processors (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.0
Returns the actual number of processors on the system. This is
configurable at system boot up time. |
| 3062 |
Logon Prompt (CA256) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 4.5
Returns or modifies the system logon prompt. |
| 3063 |
Default NM Stack (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.5
Returns the value of default NM stack configured by SYSGEN. |
| 3064 |
Maximum NM Stack (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.5
Returns the value of maximum NM stack configured by SYSGEN. |
| 3065 |
Default CM Stack (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.5
Returns the value of default CM stack configured by SYSGEN. |
| 3066 |
Maximum CM Stack (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.5
Returns the value of maximum CM stack configured by SYSGEN. |
| 3067 |
Default Heap (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.5
Returns the value of the default heap configured by SYSGEN. |
| 3068 |
Maximum NM Heap (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.5
Returns the value of the maximum NM heap configured by SYSGEN. |
| 3069 |
Maximum number of AIF ports (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.5
Returns the maximum number of AIF ports. |
| 3070 |
Maximum Path Length (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 4.5
Returns the maximum path length currently allowed on the system. The
length includes one byte for the Null terminator required at the end of
the pathname.
|
| 3071 |
Machine type (CA80) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns the hardware type on which the system is running. For example,
Series 955.
|
| 3072 |
Network Node Name (CA256) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns the node name of the system in the communication network. This is
the local domain name used during NS Configuration in NMMGR.
|
| 3073 |
Password Encryption (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns true when global password encryption is on and false when off.
When set to true, new or altered account, group, and user passwords are
encrypted. The encryption feature is enabled in the Global Security
Options Menu of the HP Security Monitor. For more information see the
MPE/iX Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3074 |
Minimum Password Length (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns the minimum password length. A valid range of values is 0 to 8.
The minimum password length feature is set in the Global Security Options
Menu of the HP Security Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX
Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3075 |
Maximum Invalid Logons per Device (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 5.0
Returns the global maximum invalid logon count per NAILED terminal. The
valid range of values is 0 to 32766. The maximum invalid logons per device
feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security
Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security Features System
Manager's Guide.
|
| 3076 |
Password Prompt Required (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns the global feature indicating whether all interactive attempts to
initiate jobs or sessions must NOT have embedded passwords in the logon
string. A value of true indicates embedded passwords are not allowed on
the HELLO, STREAM, or STARTSESSION commands issued from a terminal. If
passwords are present, the logon will be rejected regardless of their
validity. This feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of the
HP Security Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security
Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3077 |
UDC Failure Termination (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns true when session termination is enabled for an error in UDC
initiation. When this option is enabled, a UDC initiation failure at the
account or system level UDC will cause the job/session to be terminated
except in the case where MANAGER.SYS or OPERATOR.SYS is logged on at the
system console. This feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of
the HP Security Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security
Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3078 |
Minimum Assistance Logon (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns true when terse error messages are enabled for errors encountered
in parsing and verifying the logon command. This feature is set in the
Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security Monitor. For more
information see the MPE/iX Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3079 |
FOPEN Logging Extension (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns true when all FOPEN calls are logged and false for FOPEN FAILURE
ONLY logging. This feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of
the HP Security Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security
Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3080 |
Idle Session Termination (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns the configured length of time that a CI process will wait on a
read. If there is no response during that duration, then the idle session
is terminated. The valid range of values is from 0 to 546 minutes. This
feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security
Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security Features System
Manager's Guide.
|
| 3081 |
Down Device Timeout (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns the DOWN device timeout value in seconds. When the timeout expires
for the DOWN device the Security Process will UP the device. Changing this
value in the HP Security Monitor does NOT impact any timeouts currently
in effect. The valid range of values is 0 to 32766 seconds. This feature
is set in the Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security Monitor. For
more information see the MPE/iX Security Features System Manager's
Guide.
|
| 3082 |
Programmatic Command Disabling Warning (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 5.0
Returns true when programmatic access to a command causes a warning to be
logged via the command logging facility. This feature is set in the Global
Security Options Menu of the HP Security Monitor. For more information see
the MPE/iX Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3083 |
Password Expiration Interval in Days (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 5.0
Returns the global password expiration interval in days. When a password
expiration date arrives this interval is added to the expiration date to
automatically set the next global user password expiration date. A valid
range of values is 0 to 365 days. This feature is in the Global Security
Options Menu of the HP Security Monitor. For more information see the
MPE/iX Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3084 |
Next Global Password Expiration Date (U32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns the next global password expiration date. When this feature is
enabled it expires all the REQUIRED user passwords on the same global
expiration date. The format returned in the 32-bit integer is similar to
the CALENDAR intrinsic. The bits and their meanings are as follows:
| Bits (0:16) | Unused |
| Bits (16:7) | The year of the century |
| Bits (23:9) | The day of the year |
This feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security
Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security Features System
Manager's Guide.
|
| 3085 |
Password Expiration Warning (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns the warning interval in days for all user passwords that are set
to expire on the next global expiration date. A valid range of values is 0
to 364 days. This feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of
the HP Security Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security
Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3086 |
Embedded Password Disallow (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns true when :STREAM command will not accept optional embedded
password syntax on the JOB card, regardless of the password validity. This
feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security
Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security Features System
Manager's Guide.
|
| 3087 |
Cross Stream Restriction and Authorization (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 5.0
Returns a value of one when the Cross Stream Restriction is enabled. This
prevents a person without SM or AM from streaming jobs that log on another
user. A value of three is returned when the Cross Streaming Authorization
supplemental option is enabled. This allows the creator to stream a
"protected job", when the creator name and user name in the job card match.
The bits and their meanings follow:
| Bits (0:30) | Unused |
| Bits (30:1) | Cross Stream Authorization |
| Bits (31:1) | Cross Stream Restriction |
This feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security
Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security Features System
Manager's Guide.
|
| 3088 |
Stream Privilege and Authorization (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 5.0
Returns a value of one when the Stream Privilege feature is enabled. This
allows certain authorized users to stream particular jobs with no password
verification requirement. This privilege is granted to users with SM, or
AM capabilities within an account, and the job's owner. A value of three
is returned when the privilege authorization mechanism is enabled. This
means the stream privilege can also be extended to the creator, when the
creator name and user name in the job card match.
| Bits (0:30) | Unused |
| Bits (30:1) | Stream Privilege Authorization |
| Bits (31:1) | Stream Privilege |
This feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security
Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security Features System
Manager's Guide.
|
| 3089 |
Assurance of Auditability (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns true if the assurance of auditability feature is set. When enabled,
all jobs and sessions will log off if any system logging errors occur.
This feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security
Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security Features System
Manager's Guide.
|
| 3090 |
Maximum File Protection (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns true when maximum file protection is enabled. When enabled, if no
ACD is attached to a newly created file, a system default ACD is
automatically defined for the file. After the file is created with the
default ACD, users other than the CREATOR of the file, or users with SM or
AM capability will be denied file access. This feature is set in the
Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security Monitor. For more
information see the MPE/iX Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3091 |
Global User Password Maximum Days (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 5.0
Returns the maximum period in days for which a password is valid; this
includes the expiration period. Password aging is enforced only on
REQUIRED user passwords. A valid range of values is 0 to 365 days. This
feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security
Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX Security Features System
Manager's Guide.
|
| 3092 |
Global User Password Minimum Days (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 5.0
Returns the minimum period in days a new or changed user password cannot
be altered. Password aging is enforced only on REQUIRED user passwords.
A valid range of values is 0 to 364 days. This feature is set in the
Global Security Options Menu of the HP Security Monitor. For more
information see the MPE/iX Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3093 |
Global User Password Expiration Days (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 5.0
Returns the number of days a user password is expired before becoming
invalid. A user can still change an expired password. Once the password
exceeds the expired period it is placed in an invalid state. Once invalid,
only the system or account manager can change the password. Password
aging is enforced only on REQUIRED user passwords. A valid range of values
is 0 to 364 days. This feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu
of the HP Security Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX
Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3094 |
Global User Password Warning Days (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes;
Release 5.0
Returns the warning period in days the user is given before the password
expires. Password aging is enforced only on REQUIRED user passwords. A
valid range of values is 0 to 364 days. This feature is set in the Global
Security Options Menu of the HP Security Monitor. For more information see
the MPE/iX Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3095 |
Maximum Invalid User Logons (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns the maximum number of invalid user logon attempts before the user
becomes invalid. This feature is set in the Global Security Options Menu
of the HP Security Monitor. For more information see the MPE/iX
Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3096 |
Disabled User Timeout (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns the user ID timeout value in seconds. When the timeout expires for
the invalid user the Security process will enable the user. Changing this
value does not impact any user timeouts currently in effect. The valid
range of values is 0 to 32766 seconds. This feature is set in the Global
Security Options Menu of the HP Security Monitor. For more information see
the MPE/iX Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3097 |
Security Installed (B) Put: No; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns true when the HP Security Monitor is installed. For more
information see the MPE/iX Security Features System Manager's Guide.
|
| 3099 |
Number of currently configured workgroups (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes
Returns the number of workgroups on the system. The minimum value that
would be returned is 5, which represents the five default workgroups.
|
| 3100 |
Purge Scan (B) Put:Yes; Verify: Yes
This item for AIFSCGET returns the value denoting that a scan of all
processes that belong to purged workgroups is in progress or not. However
for AIFSCPUT if this item is passed, it is used as an option to
explicitly initiate a purge-pending scan. A purge pending scan checks
processes that are assigned to purge-pending workgroups for reassignment
to other workgroups.
|
| 3101 |
System-wide Scan pending? (B) Put:No; Verify: Yes
Returns or verifies value denoting that a scan of all processes for
reassignment to workgroups is pending or not.
|
| 3102 |
Lower job number limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the lower limit of the range of job numbers to be
assigned. Job numbers will be assigned outside of this range only when
all job numbers within the range are in use. The lower limit must be a
positive integer less than the current upper limit or the absolute job
number limit (16383), whichever is less. An upper limit of 0 is considered
the same as the absolute job number limit.
|
| 3103 |
Upper job number limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the upper limit of the range of job numbers to be
assigned. Job numbers will be assigned outside of this range only when all
job numbers within the range are in use. The upper limit must either be 0,
or a positive integer greater than the current lower limit but less than
or equal to the absolute job number limit (16383). An upper limit of 0 is
considered the same as the absolute job number limit.
|
| 3104 |
Lower session number limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the lower limit of the range of session numbers to be
assigned. Session numbers will be assigned outside of this range only when
all session numbers within the range are in use. The lower limit must be a
positive integer less than the current upper limit or the absolute session
number limit (16383), whichever is less. An upper limit of 0 is considered
the same as the absolute session number limit.
|
| 3105 |
Upper session number limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the upper limit of the range of session numbers to be
assigned. Session numbers will be assigned outside of this range only when
all session numbers within the range are in use. The upper limit must
either be 0, or a positive integer greater than the current lower limit
but less than or equal to the absolute session number limit (16383). An
upper limit of 0 is considered the same as the absolute session number
limit.
|
| 3106 |
Lower input spoolid limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the lower limit of the range of input spoolids to be
assigned. Input spoolids will be assigned outside of this range only when
all input spoolids within the range are in use. The lower limit must be a
positive integer less than the current upper limit or the absolute input
spoolid limit (9999999), whichever is less. An upper limit of 0 is
considered the same as the absolute input spoolid limit.
|
| 3107 |
Next input spoolid (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the number assigned to the next input spoolid, value
in the range 1..9999999. Do not set this value to that of an existing
input spoolid. You may set a value outside the range defined by the lower
and upper input spoolid limits, but it will not be used unless the limits
are changed such that the value is in range before the system needs to
assign it to a spoolid. This is because the system always tries to assign
a value within limits. See the SETCOUNTER command description for
further details.
|
| 3108 |
Upper input spoolid limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the upper limit of the range of input spoolids to be
assigned. Input spoolids will be assigned outside of this range only when
all input spoolids within the range are in use. The upper limit must
either be 0, or a positive integer greater than the current lower limit
but less than or equal to the absolute input spoolid limit (9999999). An
upper limit of 0 is considered the same as the absolute input spoolid
limit.
|
| 3109 |
Lower output spoolid limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the lower limit of the range of output spoolids to be
assigned. Output spoolids will be assigned outside of this range only when
all output spoolids within the range are in use. The lower limit must be a
positive integer less than the current upper limit or the absolute output
spoolid limit (9999999), whichever is less. An upper limit of 0 is
considered the same as the absolute output spoolid limit.
|
| 3110 |
Next output spoolid (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the number assigned to the next output spoolid, a
value in the range 1..9999999. Do not set this value to that of an
existing output spoolid. You may set a value outside the range defined by
the lower and upper output spoolid limits, but it will not be used unless
the limits are changed such that the value is in range before the system
needs to assign it to a spoolid. This is because the system always tries
to assign a value within limits. See the SETCOUNTER command description
for further details.
|
| 3111 |
Upper output spoolid limit (I32) Put: Yes; Verify: Yes; Release 5.0
Returns or modifies the upper limit of the range of output spoolids to be
assigned. Output spoolids will be assigned outside of this range only when
all output spoolids within the range are in use. The upper limit must
either be 0, or a positive integer greater than the current lower limit
but less than or equal to the absolute output spoolid limit (9999999).
An upper limit of 0 is considered the same as the absolute output spoolid
limit.
|
| 3112 |
Workgroup Creation Count (I32) Put: No; Verify: Yes
Returns the number of times the workgroup file has been regenerated.
Everytime a change is made to a workgroup or the set of workgroups, this
count is incremented. Thus it can be used to verify whether the workgroup
set has been modified between AIF calls. |
