Subsystem attributes provide the overall characteristics of the
subsystem. Attributes include the system-library list entry and a text description
of the subsystem description.
For example, you can specify subsystem attributes to support secondary
language users:
- Specify the national language version for the subsystem library
entry parameter.
By creating a subsystem for each secondary
language on your system, you can ensure that secondary language users have
access to textual data in their own language. Within each subsystem, you can
arrange the order of libraries in the library list so the textual data for
the appropriate secondary language is at the top of the system library list.
For example, if you have a primary language of Danish, and a secondary language
of German, you can add a library at the top of the system library list in
the German subsystem. Jobs running in the German subsystem then use the library
at the top of the system part of the library list and a search for German
textual data is successful.
If you add a subsystem-library list entry
for a national language version library:
- Do not add the library to the QSYSLIBL system value.
- Be sure that there are no more than 14 libraries in the QSYSLIBL list
before adding your additional library entry. (The maximum number of list entries
for the system part of the library is 15.)
- Specify the signon display using the national language
version library.
- Create or duplicate objects that all users of the secondary national
language version need in the national language version library.
- Add workstation entries for these workstations that are specifically
configured for this national language version.