z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

indicates that the command syntax is correct.
This response appears if SYNCH is not specified and the command line syntax is
accepted. This response means that the logon has been scheduled and VM has
returned control to you. More information about the logon and IPL arrives later.
If the SYNCH parameter is specified, the COMMAND ACCEPTED response does
not appear. All processing concerning the automatic logon is completed before VM
returns control to you.
If an error occurs in trying to autolog the specified user, you receive an error
message.
Response 3:
AUTO LOGON *** userid USERS = nnnnn
is the response XAUTOLOG sends to the issuer of the command when that person
is not the system operator. This response is generated by successful command
completion.
*** indicates there is no assigned line address for the virtual console.
userid
identifies the virtual machine initiated by XAUTOLOG.
USERS = nnnnn
is the number of logged-on users.
Response 4:
hh:mm:ss AUTO LOGON *** userid USERS = nnnnn BY {SYSTEM }
{userid2}
is the response XAUTOLOG sends to the system operator when the command
completes successfully.
*** indicates there is no assigned line address for the virtual console.
userid
identifies the virtual machine initiated by XAUTOLOG.
USERS = nnnnn
is the number of logged-on users.
SYSTEM
indicates that the XAUTOLOG process has occurred as part of VM system
initialization. Typically, your primary system operator’s virtual machine is logged
on as part of the system initialization process.
userid2
identifies the user issuing the XAUTOLOG command.
Response 5:
hh:mm:ss USER DSC LOGOFF AS userid USERS = nnnnn FORCED
is the response to the system operator upon failure of the IPL for the user specified
on the XAUTOLOG command. The system operator receives this response only if
SYNCH is specified and an automatic IPL was scheduled for the userid.
DSC
indicates that the user you autologged is operating in disconnect mode.
XAUTOLOG
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