New PTF PTF RO68796 for PMO adds new parameter of LNOAUTOP.
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Title: DOC - LNOAUTOP STARTUP PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
The following documentation alteration provides a description
of new LNOAUTOP startup parameter which is added by solution RO68796.
This parameter may be used to control whether PMO may or may not
automatically manage LNKLST libraries as private libraries.
-In thePMO RPO System Programmer Guide, chapter 4: Using Parameters,
section Specifying the Parameters, a new subsection for LNOAUTOP Parameter
is added with the following text:
LNOAUTOP Parameter
While PMO primarily uses its managed list to manage LNKLST libraries,
it can also manage a LNKLST library at the same time as a private
library using a hash table. This can happen if this library was included
by the INCLPRVT command or startup parameter, or if the INCLAUTO parameter
specified the library to be eligible for automatic management and
the library was included automatically based on its non-LNKLST
search activity.
With this parameter you can prevent PMO from automatically managing
LNKLST libraries as private libraries.
Format
The LNOAUTOP parameter has the following syntax:
LNOAUTOP=option
Where option is one of the following values:
YES
PMO will never automatically include a LNKLST library as a private library.
NO
PMO may automatically include a LNKLST library as a private library.
Default: LNOAUTOP=NO
Note: If a new LNKLST set is activated while LNOAUTOP=YES parameter
is in effect, and this new LNKLST set contains a library that was
already automatically included by PMO as a private library,
then PMO will continue to manage this library as a private library.
In PMO RPO System Programmer Guide, chapter 1: Monitoring Directory
Search Activity with PMOMON, section D9: Candidate Private Library Searches,
section Specifying the Parameters, under 'Library Name' column heading,
the following index designator is added to the list of designators:
L The library is ineligible because it is a LNKLST
library and LNOAUTOP=YES parameter was specified.