I wish it were that easy.  From what I can see, there is no JCL file.
There is a variable that controls what queue the connections are created
in.  I'n just not sure where this thing should be set.  I mean, if there is
a JCL file, let me know.

Thanks!




[log in to unmask] on 03/27/98 09:56:19 AM

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cc:    (bcc: Ron Horner/MIS/CorpCtrl/STO)
Subject:  Re: ODBC ARPA




Ron Horner asks...
> We are running 16 bit odbc arpa process and I need to drop the processes
> from CS to DS.  Now I know the variable to set, but it's not working for
> me.  Has anyone done this successfully??  If you have please send
examples.
ODBC is run on the 3000 by way of a Listener job - a batch job which
"listens" in on a particular Sockets port...
To take to the DS queue, then change the ;PRI=CS to ;PRI=DS in the !JOB
record of the Jobstrea.
Warning, however --- in my experience, it is advised that listeners run in
the CS Subqueue with terminals, or tune ES to overlap the lower part of CD
and the upper part of DS, so that online users do not impact possible
online
ODBC users and client-server/web-enabled apps.  It should probably also be
set to oscillate instead of decay as well.  This is especially true if
using
the app over a WAN, or of the user load on the network and/or the 3000 is
especially heavy, so that responses are issued before timeouts kick in.
Best Regards,
Joe Geiser