HP-UX TN3270 R7 Administration Guide

Configuring TN3270
Understanding the Configuration Text File Records
Chapter 340
Include this field with no value to enable exception
messages, or do not include this field to disable
exception messages. Exception messages record
abnormal events that do not necessarily indicate
problems.
Problem messages are always enabled. For more
information about the three types of log messages, see
Chapter 4, “Using TN3270 Log Messages.”
rtm_bdy_n
The four rtm_bdy values specify the boundaries, in
tenths of seconds, by which host response times on
TN3270 sessions are classified. If you give TN3270
users permission to view RTM data, they can view (for
each session) a chart of the percentage of host response
times in each of the time intervals specified by these
boundaries. For example, if you specify rtm_bdy_1
through rtm_bdy_4 , users can view the percentage of
responses below boundary 1, between boundaries 1 and
2, between boundaries 2 and 3, between boundaries 3
and 4, and above boundary 4.
Specify the boundaries as decimal numbers, from
5–1000, representing tenths of seconds. A value of 10
represents 1 second. The boundaries must not overlap.
Boundary 4 must be greater than boundary 3,
boundary 3 must be greater than boundary 2, and
boundary 2 must be greater than boundary 1.
Following is an example of a diagnostics record:
Example 3-5 Example of a diagnostics Record
[diagnostics]
error_file = /var/opt/tn3270/current.err
audit_file = /var/opt/tn3270/current.aud
exception ; problem and exception messages are
logged,
; but not audit messages
rtm_bdy_1 = 10 ; 1 second
rtm_bdy_2 = 20 ; 2 seconds
rtm_bdy_3 = 50 ; 5 seconds
rtm_bdy_4 = 100 ; 10 seconds