You can specify different performance levels based on the performance class of the
user. You can also specify a performance level based on whether the user is assigned
the SPD Server locking proxy by the LOCKING=YES LIBNAME option. Every user in the
SPD Server
password database is assigned a performance class attribute.
For
more information about how the performance classes are assigned, see Password Database Utility. Each performance class is associated with a keyword in the spdsserv.parm parameter
file that controls how user resources are allocated.
Users in the password database are designated as either low-, medium-, or high-performance
users. The spdsserv.parm
parameter file supports MED, HIGH, and LOCKING keywords to make the performance-level
parameter
assignments:
-
Users with a low designation get
the unlabeled values that are specified in the spdsserv.parm parameter
file.
-
Users with a medium designation get the unlabeled values plus any values redefined
in the MED section of the spdsserv.parm parameter file.
-
Users with a high designation get the unlabeled values plus any values redefined in
the HIGH section of the spdsserv.parm parameter file.
-
LOCKING=YES is a special user class that is activated by a LOCKING=YES LIBNAME assignment
for the user. LOCKING=YES users get the unlabeled values plus any values redefined
in the LOCKING section of the spdsserv.parm parameter file.