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IBM Tivoli NetView for z/OS Programming: Pipes - IBM notice

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PIPE EXP<strong>OS</strong>E<br />

Syntax<br />

EXP<strong>OS</strong>E:<br />

EXP<strong>OS</strong>E<br />

RESPECT<br />

FORCE<br />

COMMAND<br />

TOTRAP<br />

NOLOG<br />

Command Description<br />

EXP<strong>OS</strong>E causes messages in the pipeline to be exposed and consists of the<br />

following actions:<br />

v Passing a message to installation exit 02A<br />

v TRAP (or &WAIT) processing<br />

v Matching <strong>for</strong> action in automation table (message automation)<br />

v Passing a message to installation exit 16<br />

v ASSIGN COPY routing<br />

v Logging to the network log, system log, or hardcopy log, as appropriate.<br />

Streams<br />

Stream Type Number Supported<br />

Input 1<br />

Output 1<br />

Termination Conditions<br />

EXP<strong>OS</strong>E terminates when the input stream disconnects.<br />

Operand Descriptions<br />

PIPE EXP<strong>OS</strong>E<br />

COMMAND<br />

Specifies that messages that are generated by the processing of a command in<br />

a previous CORRCMD, NETVIEW, MVS, or VTAM stage is exposed be<strong>for</strong>e<br />

being absorbed into the pipeline. It is an error to specify COMMAND unless a<br />

previous CORRCMD, NETVIEW, or VTAM stage exists in the pipeline<br />

specification. If more than one previous CORRCMD, NETVIEW, or VTAM<br />

stage exists in the pipeline specification, then only the one nearest to the<br />

EXP<strong>OS</strong>E stage is affected.<br />

Use of the COMMAND option allows a NETVIEW stage to successfully<br />

process command procedures that use TRAP MESSAGES (or &WAIT).<br />

When COMMAND is specified, the effect of the EXP<strong>OS</strong>E stage occurs entirely<br />

be<strong>for</strong>e the messages are absorbed into the pipeline. There is no further action<br />

when the messages pass through EXP<strong>OS</strong>E at its position in the pipeline.<br />

When COMMAND is specified, the command itself (command echo) is also<br />

exposed.<br />

COMMAND implies RESPECT.<br />

Chapter 2. Pipeline Stages and Syntax 123

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