CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Specifying the SET Command
CONSOLE=
Indicates whether system messages are to display on the system console.
ON
OFF
Prints all CA Dynam/D informative messages on the
system console.
Suppresses the CA Dynam/D messages which were
directed to the console using CONSOLE=ON.
If CONSOLE=OFF is specified, the M option code always takes precedence.
NULL
resets this option to value specified in the DYNAM/D
option record.
CPCMD=
DYNAMD=
Lets you pass a command to CP while running under VM.
Indicates whether CA Dynam/D is to process in the partition in which the SET
command is issued.
ON
OFF
Enables CA Dynam/D to process in that partition.
Disables CA Dynam/D processing in that partition.
The effect of this command is permanent in static partitions until the next SET
DYNAMD command is issued in the same partition or until the VSE machine is
IPLed.
In dynamic partitions, CA Dynam/D 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.
LABELMSG=
Determines whether the CADC950I message will appear for TLBL|DLBL
statements containing CA Dynam option codes. This message displays the
original file ID information before processing options are removed by the CA
Dynam Job Exit.
The CADC950I message will appear on SYSLST if // OPTION LOG is coded, on
SYSLOG if LOG is coded and on both SYSLST and SYSLOG if both options are
coded.
Note: The SET LABELMSG command affects all partitions.
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