CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Specifying the SET Command
SET Command Syntax Rules
Syntax rules for the SET command are:
• Enter the SET command in position 1, followed by at least one space.
• All operands are optional.
• You can issue an individual SET command for each operand defined or a
single SET command specifying all of the operands.
• If you specify a single SET command with multiple options, separate the
operands by a comma (no blank spaces).
Summary of SET Command Syntax
The syntax for the SET command is as follows:
[ CPCMD='command' ]
SET [ DYNAMT= {OFF|ON } ]
[ $JOBEXIT= {AFTER|BEFORE } ]
[ LABELMSG= {ON|OFF } ]
The following list describes the SET command operands more fully. They are
presented alphabetically.
CPCMD=
DYNAMT=
Passes a command to CP when running under VM.
Indicates whether CA Dynam/T is to process in the partition in which the SET
command is issued.
ON
OFF
Enables CA Dynam/T to process in that partition.
Disables CA Dynam/T processing in that partition.
The effect of this command is permanent in static partitions until the next SET
DYNAMT command is issued in the same partition or until the VSE machine is
IPLed.
In dynamic partitions, CA Dynam/T intercepts can be disabled only until the
end of the POWER job.
$JOBEXIT= Specifies whether the standard job exit ($JOBEXIT) will be
processed BEFORE or AFTER the CA Dynam common Job Exit.
If you have specified processing in the standard $JOBEXIT which will effect
CA Dynam processing, (i.e. CA Dynam option substitution for TLBL|DLBLs),
code the SET $JOBEXIT=BEFORE command.
The default is AFTER.
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