Creating a TSO Logon Procedure

If you are adding a new logon JCL procedure for the Platform Server, you might have to define this to RACF, CA-ACF2 or CA-Top Secret. Check with your security administrator if you are uncertain.

Note: The required minimum level of ISPF is version 3 release 2.

See the following primary ISPF window and action bar:

     Transfer  Utilities  Manage  Node  Options  Help 
 MFT Platform Server Primary Menu Version 7.2.0 Maint CZ01963 7.2.0          
 Command ===> _________________________________________________________                                                                             
    1  Manage File Transfers          Display/Change File Transfers             
    2  NODE info:  ________           Online Node Inquiry                      
    3  Send   :  
       A  File              Send a file to a file                                  
       B  Job               Send a file to a job                                   
       C  Print             Send a file to a printer                               
       D  Command           Send a command                           
    4  Receive:  
       A  File              Receive a file to a file                              
       B  Job               Receive a file to a job                                
       C  Print             Receive a file to a printer               
    5  Messages:  _________           Online Message Inquiry                    
    6  Script:                        Schedule Script to execute
    7  View History:                  UNIX, Windows and IBM i history                                                                   
 MFT Platform Server CONFIG ===> ________________

Procedure

Allocate the following datasets in the TSO PROC:
```
//ISPMLIB	DD	DSN=MFT.MSGS,DISP=SHR
//ISPPLIB	DD	DSN=MFT.PANELS,DISP=SHR
//SYSEXEC	DD	DSN=MFT.EXECS,DISP=SHR
//STEPLIB	DD	DSN=MFT.LOADLIB,DISP=SHR
//FUSMSG	DD	DSN=MFT.MSGTEXT,DISP=SHR
```
Optional DD statements:
```
 //FUSCFG DD
DSN=MFT.DEVL.EXECS(member),DISP=SHR
```
- By using this FUSCFG DD statement, you can override the standard Platform Server method of detecting the FUSCFG configuration.
- If FUSCFG DD is not defined, the Platform Server scans the SYSEXEC DD for a member called FUSCFG.
- If the FUSCFG DD is defined without a member, the Platform Server scans for member FUSCFG.
- If the FUSCFG DD is defined with a member name, the Platform Server reads the defined member.
For more information on the FUSCFG file configuration, see Defining and Configuring the FUSCFG File.

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