The REXX procedure TAUENINI defines ISPF shared pool variables which are used in other REXX procedures. Review these variables and adapt the values to your standards.
In addition, TAUENINI defines the JCL statements used for generating Endevor batch jobs.
Review the JCL statements and adapt the JCL to your standards.
The following variables are of special interest:
| Variable name | Description |
|---|---|
| #AREA | Permitted values are SIMU or PROD.
The Endevor Attachment enables you to simulate the most important Workflow Manager Endevor actions. Use the value SIMU if Endevor is currently not installed. Otherwise, use the value PROD which is the default value. By default, the model application option exit parameter is used to pass this execution mode information to TAUENINI. The default model entry is PROD. |
| #SAMPDSN | This variable is only relevant if the Endevor attachment is used in simulation mode, where #AREA has the value SIMU.
#SAMPDSN references a partitioned dataset which contains sample data used to simulate an Endevor repository. |
| #SEP | This variable defines the parameter separator used in the Endevor model.
If you have to change this value it is necessary to change this value in the Endevor model XML file as well. |
| #HLQ2 | This variable specifies the second qualifier for temporary datasets used within the Endevor Attachment. See Endevor Allocation Exit TAUENXA1 for more information on the usage of temporary datasets. |
| #APICLSE | Permitted values are Y or N. The default value is Y.
Note: Micro Focus recommends that you do not change the default value.
Setting the value to N would mean that an Endevor API will not close the Endevor connection. By using the value N you must ensure that the REXX procedure TAUENEND is called before ISPF is closed in the MFA user server. |