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

Usage Notes
Responses
Messages
1. For the DEFER and IMMEDIATE options, the syntax of the user class file is
checked before an attempt is made to write the system data file. If a syntax
error exists, the line in error is displayed, and you are informed of the error. The
data is not written to a system data file if any syntax errors exist in the file.
2. Restricting the user class on a console command (for example, IPL) does not
restrict the function of the analogous directory control statement (in this case,
IPL). Thus, a command (such as IPL or LINK) may work at logon but may not
work if issued during your session.
3. You may specify no more than one option on the OVERRIDE command line.
4. The record length of the user class file may be no more than 80 bytes.
5. You can place override requests into a system configuration file by using
MODIFY statements. However, you should use either the OVERRIDE utility or
the MODIFY statements, not both. If any MODIFY statement is detected at IPL
time, the UCR (User Class Restructure) override changes will be bypassed. IBM
recommends using MODIFY statements.
Response 1:
EOJ OVERRIDE FILE UPDATED
indicates that the OVERRIDE file has been written to a system data file in response
to an OVERRIDE command with either the IMMEDIATE or DEFER option specified.
If the IMMEDIATE operand is specified, the privilege class structure is updated to
reflect that of the OVERRIDE file. If the DEFER operand is specified, the new
privilege class structure takes effect at the next IPL.
Response 2:
HCP002E Invalid operand - operand
EOJ OVERRIDE FILE NOT UPDATED
indicates an error during execution of the OVERRIDE utility with either the
IMMEDIATE or DEFER option specified. CMS processing terminates; no new file is
created; previously existing files remain. The existing privilege class structure
remains unchanged.
HCP763E Invalid filename or file not found.
HCP764E ERROR IN rdbuf
HCP770E Override invalid for command|operand
HCP1800E The maximum number of override
statements has been exceeded.
OVERRIDE
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