To create a collision resolution class, do the following:
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From the Work with CR Classes display, type a
1(Create) next to the blank line at the top of the display and press Enter. -
The Create Collision Res. Class (CRTCRCLS) display appears. Specify a name at the Collision resolution class prompt.
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At each of the collision point prompts on the display, specify the value for the type of collision resolution processing you want to use. Press F1 (Help) to see a description of the collision point.
Note: You can specify more than one method of collision resolution for each prompt by typing a + (plus sign) at the prompt. With the exception of the *HLDERR method, the methods are attempted in the order you specify. If the first method you specify does not successfully resolve the collision, then the next method is run. *HLDERR is always the last method attempted. If all other methods fail, the member is placed on hold due to error. -
Press Page Down to see additional prompts.
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At each of the collision point prompts on the second display, specify the value for the type of collision resolution processing you want to use.
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If you specified *EXITPGM at any of the collision point prompts, specify the name and library of program to use at the Exit point prompt.
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At the Number of retry attempts prompt, specify the number of times to try to automatically synchronize a file. If this number is exceeded in the time specified in the Retry time limit, the file will be placed on hold due to error
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At the Retry time limit prompt, specify the number of maximum number of hours to retry a process if a failure occurs due to a locking condition or an in-use condition.
Note: If a file encounters repeated failures, an error condition that requires manual intervention is likely to exist. Allowing excessive synchronization requests can cause communications bandwidth degradation and negatively impact communications performance. -
To create the collision resolution class, press Enter.