Overview: KDCDEF control statements

Statement	Function
ABSTRACT-SYNTAX	Define the abstract syntax (OSI TP)
ACCESS-POINT	Create an OSI TP access point for a local UTM application
ACCOUNT	Define accounting parameters
APPLICATION-CONTEXT	Define the application context (OSI TP)
AREA	Define names for additional data areas
BCAMAPPL	Define additional application names
CON	Define a logical connection (LU6.1) to UTM partner applications
CREATE-CONTROL STATEMENTS	Create control statements for a new KDCDEF run from configuration information in the existing KDCFILE
EXIT	Define event exits
HTTP-DESCRIPTOR	Define an HTTP descriptor
KSET	Define a key set
LPAP	Assign an LPAP name as a logical access point for partner applications (LU6.1)
LSES	Define a session name for distributed processing via LU6.1
LTAC	Assign local names for TACs in UTM partner applications
LTERM	Define an LTERM partner as the logical access point for clients and printers
MASTER-LU61-LPAP	Define master LPAP of an LU6.1 LPAP bundle
MASTER-OSI-LPAP	Define the master LPAP of an OSI LPAP bundle
MAX	Define the name of the UTM application and runtime parameters
MESSAGE	Describe the message module
MSG-DEST	Define user-specific message destinations
OSI-CON	Define the logical connection to the partner application (OSI TP)
OSI-LPAP	Define an OSI LPAP name as the logical access point for partner applications (OSI TP)
PROGRAM	Define the names and properties of program units
PTERM	Define clients and printers
QUEUE	Define table entries for temporary queues
RESERVE	Reserve locations for dynamic configuration
ROOT	Assign names for ROOT table sources
SESCHA	Define session characteristics (LU6.1)
SFUNC	Define special functions for the function keys
SIGNON	Control the sign-on procedure
TAC	Define the names and properties of transaction codes or TAC queues
TACCLASS	Define the number of processes available to TAC classes
TAC-PRIORITIES	Define the priorities for TAC classes
TLS	Define the names of TLS blocks
TPOOL	Define terminal pools
TRANSFER-SYNTAX	Define the transfer syntax
ULS	Define the names of ULS blocks
USER	Insert a user in the configuration
UTMD	Define global application values for distributed processing
The following statements only apply to BS2000 systems:
CHAR-SET	Assign names for code tables
DATABASE	Describe the database system and the resource manager
DEFAULT	Define default values
EDIT	Define edit options
FORMSYS	Describe the formatting system
LOAD-MODULE	Describe the load module for exchanging programs with BLS
MPOOL	Describe the common memory pool
MUX	Define a multiplex connection
SATSEL	Define the SAT logging mode and the events to be logged
TCBENTRY	Define a group of TCB entries
The following statements only apply to Unix, Linux and Windows systems:
CLUSTER	Define global properties of a UTM cluster application
CLUSTER-NODE	Define node application of a cluster
RMXA	Specify a name for a resource manager (database connection via the X/Open XA interface)
SHARED-OBJECT	Define shared objects for a program exchange

There are also statements in addition to those listed above that are used to control theKDCDEF run or insert comments.