Software Reference Manual - NetEx

{TRANSLATE} would be translated to SAMPLE [TRANSLATE]. Other than these translation
options, the default BFX record module ignores the RPARM parameter.
Example:
BFXDEF#RPARM(‘ABCD EFGHIJKLMNOP’)
BFXDEF#TIME
Default value: YES
Allowed values: YES NO
This parameter specifies if a time of day timestamp is to precede all BFX generated messages.
If present, the timestamp will take the form hh.mm.ss where hh=hours (24-hour
clock), mm=minutes, and ss=seconds. If this parameter is omitted, the default is TIME=NO
(no timestamp is printed).
Example:
BFXDEF#TIME(NO)
BFXDEF#TIMEOUT
Default value: 1800
Allowed values: 1- 32000
This parameter specifies the maximum amount of time (in seconds) that a BFXTI job will
wait for a BFXTR job to be started on the remote host. The default is TIMEOUT=1800 (30
minutes).
Example:
BFXDEF#TIMEOUT(300)
BFXDEF#UPPER
Default value: NO
Allowed values: NO YES
This parameter specifies if the messages that are to be placed in the SYSPRINT log file are to
be printed in uppercase only (YES) or in mixed uppercase and lowercase (NO).
If this parameter is not supplied, the default is NO.
Example:
BFXDEF#UPPER(YES)
BFXJSD Customized Default Parameters (Link Phase):
The following group of parameters can be used to customize Installation Defaults that will be used when running
BFXJS jobs. However, these parameters can also be overridden at run time. . Review these parameters
and customize values to your site requirements. In many cases, using the defaults will be sufficient.
Note: JES3 environments must code BFXJSD#JRMOD=JES3JS in order to override the standard BFXJS
record module.
Formatting rules when specifying the BFXJSD#xxxxx parameters:
1. A null (or no) parameter cannot be specified as (). This will cause a “Missing keyword value” message to
be generated and the installation script will terminate.
Example: BFXDEF#BLOCK()