CA IDMS must automatically terminate an external run-unit after organization-defined conditions or trigger events of time waiting to issue a database request.

An XCCDF Rule

Description

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ID: SV-251630r855268_rule
Severity: Medium
References: CCI-002361
Updated: about 1 year ago

Use TASK SYSGEN if online, or program RHDCSGEN if batch.

Sign on to the dictionary where the system definition is maintained:  "SIGNON DICTIONARY SYSTEM.", for example.

Enter: "MODIFY SYSTEM 123 EXTERNAL WAIT is <the organization-defined timeout number of wall-clock seconds> ." where 123 is the number of the system being modified.
Enter: "VALIDATE."

Enter: "GENERATE."

The change will become effective the next time the CV is stopped and started.

Note: The system EXTERNAL WAIT and can be overridden with the EXTERNAL WAIT parameter of the TASK statement.

Note: The UCFCICZ interface may also be used to clean up the CA IDMS session if access is through CICS and the CICS session has ended.

CA IDMS must automatically terminate an external run-unit after organization-defined conditions or trigger events of time waiting to issue a database request.

Description

Remediation - Manual Procedure