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The following sections describe the new values of the AOS parameter, various migration and
setup considerations, and basics about operations and performance:
Understanding the DFSDCxxx proclib parameters
Setup and migration considerations
Operations
Performance considerations
4.1.1 Understanding the DFSDCxxx proclib parameters
You use the AOS= parameter of DFSDCxxx proclib member to enable IMSplex users to
execute transactions that are originated by APPC or OTMA on a back-end system. AOS
stands for APPC OTMA Synchronous.
The AOS= parameter includes the options listed in Figure 4-1 to manage the ...