How do we force Gener/OL programs to be resident?
Residency, in CICS, refers to a program being loaded into memory at CICS startup or first reference.
Clients typically use residency so that frequently used programs or extremely large programs do not have to be constantly reloaded into memory.
The Program Attribute Utility (PAT) lets you create and maintain a table that sets the residency attribute of Gener/OL programs. By using the PAT Utility, you can specify if a program should be loaded and made resident at the system's initialization, or loaded and made resident the first time the program is executed.
Complete information on the PAT Utility can be found in the Gener/OL System Administration and Security Guide, Chapter 7, Program Attribute Utility.