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Extending the LOGON mode table (and, if applicable, the COS table)

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The LOGON mode table of the VTAM generation must be extended by the following entry:

modtab   MODETAB
         MODEENT LOGMODE=FJMLMOD,                                   X
               FMPROF=X'03',                                        X
               TSPROF=X'03',                                        X
               PRIPROT=X'30',                                       X
               SECPROT=X'30',                                       X
               PSNDPAC=X'03',                                       X
               SRCVPAC=X'03',                                       X
               SSNDPAC=X'03',                                       X
               RUSIZES=X'....',                                     X
               COS=FTCOS
         MODEEND

The LOGMODE=FJMLMOD entry is essential.

The two macros MODETAB and MODEEND can be omitted if the MODEENT macro is inserted in an existing LOGON mode table.

The maximum lengths of the "request units" for the primary LU (first two bytes) and the secondary LU (last two bytes) specified in the RUSIZES parameter can assume values of between 1024 (X'87' for 8 x 27) and 32767 (e.g. X'FB' for 15 x 211). For further details, please refer to the IBM user guide for ACF/VTAM.

The specification of a "class of service table" (COS) for openFT is optional:

ISTSDCOS COSTAB
FTCOS    COS   VR=...
         COSEND

The two macros COSTAB and COSEND can be omitted if the COS macro is inserted in an existing "class of service table". For the virtual routes specified here, explicit routes must also be generated using the PATH macro.

Note that these entries - like all statements used for VTAM generation - must be entered in the correct column:

  • statement: starting in column 10

  • continuation lines: starting in column 16