use rid
pass
stor
mstor
cl
Directory Program is a 1- to 8-character user identification. Any alphameric
characters may be used except SYSTEM. SYSTEM is the userid of
the VM/370 system VMBLOK, and should never be used for a
virtual machine. Each user in the directory, except for those
whose password is NOLOG, must have at least one device. Any
of the various devices described meet this requirement; for
example, the device may be a console or spool device.
1. The userid should not contain the characters "LOGONxxx", where xxx is a terminal address of the installation. This
character string is assigned to the terminal at address
xxx from the time the initial interrupt is received until
the llser is during logon.
2. Do not specify SYSTEM as a userid. VM/370 reserves SYSTEM as an identifier for its own use. Similarly, do not use
ALL as a userid as it is reserved by VM/370. 3. If the userid of AUTOLOG1 (a reserved system user
identification) is used, then during the VM/370 IPL operation, the AUTOLOG1 virtual machine is automatically
logged onto the system • . In application, the AUTOLOG 1 virtual machine could be the CMS Batch virtual machine, or a virtual machine that,
through the use of the directory's IPL statements loads a CMS named system. Then the CMS system, using a PROFILE EXEC with AUTOLOG command statements within the EXEC file, will initiate the logon of other virtual machines
to the system.
is a 1-to 8-character user-security password that must be
entered by the user to gain access to the VM/370 system and
the virtual machine you are defining in these control
statements. Use the reserved password NOLOG for users who do not
have a virtual machine configuration in the VM/370 directory.
The NOLOG user uses the real card reader spool device as a
means of entry for processing by the eMS batch facility. NOLOG is used for spooling purposes only; attempts to log on
using this password are. inhibited.
is 1 to 8 decimal digits that define the virtual machine's
storage size. It must be a multiple of qK. The last
character must be K or M. The default is 128K. The minimum
size is 8K. All entries not on a qK boundary are rounded up
to the next qK boundary. The maximum size is 16M. is 1 to 8 decimal digits that define the maximum virtual
machine storage size that this user can define as his storage
after logqinq on the system. It must be coded in multiples of qK. The last digit must be K or M. The default size is 1M. All entries not on a qK boundary are rounded to the next qK boundary. The minimum size is 8K. The maximum size that can
be specified is 16M. is to 8 alphabetic characters from A to H (with no
intervening blanks) defining the privilege class(es) given to
this user. The default is G. Part 2. Defining Your VM/370 System 201

Directory Program If privilege class F is assigned to a virtual machine, I/O error recording is not automatically done. This allows
the class F user to set the kind of error recording he wants
to perform.
pri is a number from 1 to 99 used by the control program priority
dispatcher. One is the highest priority and 50 is the
default. The same priority value can be used for several users.
Also, if the specification for this statement is not entered,
then line end (Ie), line delete (ld), character delete (cd),
and escape (es) characters default to system-defined values.
The following special VM/370 logical editing symbols may be set ON, OFF, or substituted with two hexadecimal characters or one graphic
character of the user's choice. In addition to the directory specification, the user
these logical editing symbols using the TERMINAL command.
value for all symbols is ON. The exception to this rule
machine initiated by the CP AUTOLOG command; in this case
line editing is OFF. can change
The default 1S a virtual.
all logical
Ie
ld
cd
es
is a one-character "line end" symbol or a two-character
hexadecimal representation of the symbol. ON sets the system
default value (I). OFF disallows "line end" syabol usage. For
example: "Ie" can be coded as + or 4D or ON or OFF. is a one-character "line delete" symbol or a two-character
hexadecimal representation of the symbol. ON sets the system
default value (¢). OFF disallows ",line delete" usage.
is a one-character "character delete" symbol or a
two-character hexadecimal representation of the symbol. ON sets the system default value OFF disallows "character
delete" usage.
is a one-character "escape-character" symbol or a
two-character hexadecimal representation of the symbol. ON sets the system default value ("). OFF disallows "escape character" symbol usage.
The ACCOUNT control statement defines an account number and a
distribution identification. The distribution identification has no
internal system use; it is provided for customer use (for example, a
code for distribution of printed output). The ACCOUNT statement is
optional. However, if this statement is omitted, both the account
number and the distribution code default to the userid. This statement
(if coded) must follow the USER statement and precede the first device
statement. The format of the ACCOUNT control statement is: r--------·----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I Account number (distribution]
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