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v
login_password
is used only when the family server authentication level requires a
TeamConnection user password. The user ID used by the build server is the
MVS/OE user ID under which the build job is started.
v
local_codepage
indicates the code set that text data is converted to for the build. The
default is IBM-1047.
v
remote_codepage
indicates the code set for data stored in TeamConnection. The
default is IBM-850.
Notes:
1. The command teamcbld converts the text files between the two codepages using
the iconv codepage conversion functions, and therefore can support only those
codepages that have the iconv conversion tables installed on the MVS system. If
not specified, teamcbld uses internal tables which correspond to single-byte
codepages IBM-1047 and IBM-850.
2. The -k (
local_codepage
) and the -r (
remote_codepage
) flags are also used to
convert any messages generated in the MVS environment which are sent back to
the workstation client.
TC_CATALOG, if specified, should be the pathname of the message catalog file. For
example,
/xxx/enu/teamcv3.cat
. If not specified, default (English) messages are used.
The file teamcbld must be included in the PATH environment variable. The files
fhcccmnc and fhcrscli must be included in LIBPATH.
Two environment variables that directly affect build performance are:
v TC_BUILDMINWAIT - Minimum amount of time to wait (in seconds) between queries
for new jobs. Default setting is 5, minimum setting is 3.
v TC_BUILDMAXWAIT - Maximum amount of time to wait (in seconds) between
queries for new jobs. Default setting is 15, maximum setting is 300.
The command teamcbld will check the family for work to do every TC_BUILDMINWAIT.
If it is not busy it will slow down to the TC_BUILDMAXWAIT time. The build
administrator can adjust these variables to tune the frequency that the build server will
check the family.
Creating build startup files (for non-MVS environments)
You can create startup files for concurrently starting build servers with the family server
using the teamcd command. This is the preferred method for starting build servers.
When starting the build servers in this manner, you need to create a startup file.
Information about the build servers is put in a startup file and the name of the startup
file is specified in one of two ways:
v In the teamcd command, using the -b parameter.
v In the TC_BUILD_RSSBUILDS_FILE environment variable.
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