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

XSPOOL XLISTADD
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XSpool
Authorization
Purpose
Operands
XLISTADD
Usage Notes
userid
INput
OUTput
Privilege Class: D
Use the XSPOOL XLISTADD command to add certain virtual machines to cross
system spool exclusion list processing for input files or output files.
userid
indicates which user ID is to be added to the cross system spool input or output
exclusion list.
INput
indicates the user ID is to be added to the input exclusion list.
OUTput
indicates the user ID is to be added to the output exclusion list.
XSPOOL XLISTADD
1. The input and output exclusion lists are to keep a user’s files from being visible
on the other systems in the CSE complex. These lists keep the virtual machines
from participating in cross system spooling and cross system commands. You
create the input and output exclusion lists by using XSPOOL_XLIST_INPUT and
XSPOOL_XLIST_OUTPUT statements in the system configuration file.
2. When a user ID is in the input exclusion list, the user’s reader spool files are not
shared among associated systems, and the user must manage them on each
individual system.
3. When a user ID is in the output exclusion list, the user’s printer or punch spool
files cannot be accessed or shared by the associated systems.
4. When a user ID is in the input exclusion list, output exclusion list, or both on
every system, it appears to that user that CSE is not present for spool file
processing and cross system commands.
5. At LOGON, CP searches the exclusion lists for the user ID that has been
entered. A user ID in either the input or output exclusion list may log on to
multiple systems in the CSE complex.
6. Searches of the exclusion lists are based on the pattern of the entries in the
respective list. For example, one could have a pattern entry ‘USR*’. Such a
pattern would match any user ID that starts with USR, such as USR, USR1,
USRQ, and USRAB. Use a percent sign (%) to match any single character of
the user ID.
7. User ID patterns cannot be added with this command. User ID patterns are
entered in the system configuration file with SYSTEM CONFIG statements. User
ID patterns are only added during system initialization when the system
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