CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Specifying the SET Command
The following options are available:
• CA Dynam/D informational messages can be directed to the system
console or disabled from the SYSLST output.
• CA Dynam/D can be temporarily deactivated and reactivated.
• The job control exit can be used to convert JCL which was created to
operate on one type of DASD device to operate on a different DASD device
type. The user supplies information necessary to perform the desired
conversion.
SET Command Syntax Rules
The SET command syntax rules are as follows:
• 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 SET command syntax appears as follows:
[ CPCMD='command' ]
[ CONSOLE= {ON|OFF|NULL } ]
SET [ DYNAMD= {OFF|ON } ]
[ $JOBEXIT= {AFTER|BEFORE } ]
[ LABELMSG= {ON|OFF } ]
[ {PERM|TEMP } ]
[ PRINT= {AFTER|BOTH|OFF|ON|NULL } ]
The following tables describe the SET command operands more fully. They are
presented alphabetically.
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