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Configuration language
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RMXA
The RMXA statement describes a Resource Manager.
The RMXA statements on system level apply to all hosts if there is no RMXA statement of
the same name in the HOST statement.
The RMXA statements on host level apply accordingly to all applications.
The optional RMXA statement has the following parameters:
– manufacturer name of the Resource Manager
– form of the XA interface
– name of the OML with connection module (OS_BS2000 only)
SCHEDULE
The SCHEDULE statement is used to explicitly assign the specialist classes, class methods,
instance methods and functions to the TAC classes with the priorities HIGH, MEDIUM and
LOW. This statement summarizes a list of entries:
CLASS ( ClassId, Priority )
CLASSMETHOD ( ClassId, ClassMethodId, Priority )
INSTMETHOD ( ClassId, InstMethodId, Priority )
FUNCTION ( FunctionId, Priority )
The parameter Priority has the values HIGH, MEDIUM or LOW.
The SCHEDULE statement may only be used once on system, host or TA application level.
The SCHEDULE statement on the system level applies to all hosts, if there is no SCHEDULE
statement in the HOST statement.
The SCHEDULE statement on the host level applies accordingly to all TA applications.
SCHEDULE (PRIORITIES)
The SCHEDULE statement defines the priority assigned to the specialist (synchronous/
asynchronous) processing mechanism (see also the description of the PRIORITIES key-
word). The statement has the following format:
SCHEDULE
{
FUNCTION(<FunctionId>,<SyncPriority>,<AsyncPriority>,<Infostring>)
INSTMETHOD(<ClassId>,<InstMethodIdd>,<SyncPriority>,
<AsyncPriority>,<Infostring>)
CLASSMETHOD(<ClassId>,<ClassMethodId>,<SyncPriority>,
<AsyncPriority>,<Infostring>)
CLASS(<ClassId>,<Syncpriority>,<AsyncPriority>,<Infostring>)
}