CA Dynam for VSE User Guide
CA Dynam for VSE User Guide CA Dynam for VSE User Guide
Controlling System Actions // DLBL FISYSLS,'LISTING DISK',,SD,BLKSZ=1210 // EXTENT SYS001,111111,1,0,1,100 // ASSGN SYS001,DISK,VOL=111111 Change from printer output (DTFDI or DTFPR) to disk output. Any one of the DLBL/EXTENT pairs will produce the same result: output will be to disk. // DLBL FISYSLS,'TEST.FILE1',2099/365,,SYS008 // EXTENT SYS008,335000,1,0,1,10 /* // DLBL FISYSLS,'TEST.FILE2',2099/365,, // EXTENT SYS008,335000,1,0,1,10 /* // DLBL FISYSLS,'TEST.FILE3',2099/365,,SYS008 // EXTENT ,335000,1,0,1,10 Controlling System Actions Setting System Controls - SET Statement CA Dynam/FI gets certain unique SET statements from either SYSLOG or SYSRDR in order to temporarily or permanently (until next IPL) alter system actions. For more information about the standard syntax notation used, see the chapter "Introduction." SET Format The format for SET is shown below. [//] SET CPCMD='command' [//] SET DYNAMFI= {ON|OFF } [//] SET $JOBEXIT= {AFTER|BEFORE } [//] SET [PARTID= {xx|* }] [,AUDIT= {ON|OFF } ] [,EXECSIZE= {nnn|(nnn,AUTO)|(nnn,MAX) } ] [,FIPROG= {ON|OFF } ] [,SEARCH=(NOUR|UR,NODI|DI,NOCP|CP) ] [,SORTCORE=nnnnnn ] The defaults for the preceding operands are specified in the DYNAM/FI option record. CPCMD= Lets you pass a command to CP while running under VM. 6–26 User Guide
Controlling System Actions DYNAMFI= Enables or disables CA Dynam/FI processing in the partition in which the SET command is issued. ON OFF Enables CA Dynam/FI to process in that partition. Disables CA Dynam/FI processing in that partition. The effect of this command is permanent in static partitions until the next SET DYNAMFI command is issued in the same partition or until the VSE machine is IPLed. In dynamic partitions, CA Dynam/FI 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 that affects CA Dynam processing, (that is, CA Dynam option substitution for TLBL|DLBLs) code the SET $JOBEXIT=BEFORE command. The default is AFTER. PARTID= Positional parameter. Specifies the partition for this statement. If used, it must be the first operand specified. The asterisk (*) or any valid two-character partition ID may be specified. PARTID=xx PARTID=* Indicates that the SET statement applies to a particular partition; this specification is effective immediately. Indicates that the SET statement refers to all partitions; it becomes effective with the next job in partition. The presence of the PARTID parameter indicates that the SET command is permanent; that is, it remains in effect until another SET command overrides it or an IPL is performed. For dynamic partitions, permanent options are reset when the class (POWER/VSE job) terminates. All actions for a partition are either permanent or temporary based upon this operand. If omitted, any action previously set as permanent will lose that status and will be reset at end-of-job. The SET statement, also, will remain in effect only until end-of-job. AUDIT= EXECSIZE= Turns off AUDIT recording or turns it back on provided audit support was specified in the DYNAM/FI option record. The occurrence of this command will be recorded in the Audit File and reported on by the Audit system. Changes the default size parameter that the CA Dynam/FI job exit puts on EXEC statements. (Note that the format of this operand in the SET statement is different from that in the DYNAM/FI option record.) Chapter 6: Controlling File Independence 6–27
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DYNAMFI=<br />
Enables or disables <strong>CA</strong> <strong>Dynam</strong>/FI processing in the partition in which the SET<br />
command is issued.<br />
ON<br />
OFF<br />
Enables <strong>CA</strong> <strong>Dynam</strong>/FI to process in that partition.<br />
Disables <strong>CA</strong> <strong>Dynam</strong>/FI processing in that partition.<br />
The effect of this command is permanent in static partitions until the next SET<br />
DYNAMFI command is issued in the same partition or until the <strong>VSE</strong> machine is<br />
IPLed.<br />
In dynamic partitions, <strong>CA</strong> <strong>Dynam</strong>/FI intercepts can be disabled only until the<br />
end of the POWER job.<br />
$JOBEXIT=<br />
Specifies whether the standard job exit ($JOBEXIT) will be processed BEFORE<br />
or AFTER the <strong>CA</strong> <strong>Dynam</strong> common Job Exit.<br />
If you have specified processing in the standard $JOBEXIT that affects <strong>CA</strong><br />
<strong>Dynam</strong> processing, (that is, <strong>CA</strong> <strong>Dynam</strong> option substitution <strong>for</strong> TLBL|DLBLs)<br />
code the SET $JOBEXIT=BEFORE command.<br />
The default is AFTER.<br />
PARTID=<br />
Positional parameter. Specifies the partition <strong>for</strong> this statement. If used, it must<br />
be the first operand specified. The asterisk (*) or any valid two-character<br />
partition ID may be specified.<br />
PARTID=xx<br />
PARTID=*<br />
Indicates that the SET statement applies to a particular<br />
partition; this specification is effective immediately.<br />
Indicates that the SET statement refers to all partitions;<br />
it becomes effective with the next job in partition.<br />
The presence of the PARTID parameter indicates that the SET command is<br />
permanent; that is, it remains in effect until another SET command overrides<br />
it or an IPL is per<strong>for</strong>med. For dynamic partitions, permanent options are reset<br />
when the class (POWER/<strong>VSE</strong> job) terminates.<br />
All actions <strong>for</strong> a partition are either permanent or temporary based upon this<br />
operand. If omitted, any action previously set as permanent will lose that<br />
status and will be reset at end-of-job. The SET statement, also, will remain in<br />
effect only until end-of-job.<br />
AUDIT=<br />
EXECSIZE=<br />
Turns off AUDIT recording or turns it back on provided audit support was<br />
specified in the DYNAM/FI option record. The occurrence of this command will<br />
be recorded in the Audit File and reported on by the Audit system.<br />
Changes the default size parameter that the <strong>CA</strong> <strong>Dynam</strong>/FI job exit puts on<br />
EXEC statements. (Note that the <strong>for</strong>mat of this operand in the SET statement<br />
is different from that in the DYNAM/FI option record.)<br />
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