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

DISASSOCIATE
DISASSOCIATE
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DISASSOCiate
Local Message Repository:
MESSages
MSGS
Authorization
Purpose
Operands
Usage Notes
EXit exit
Local Message Repository
COMPonent
compid
Privilege Class: A
LANGuage
Use DISASSOCIATE to revoke all entry point and external symbol assignments
associated with an exit point or local message repository using ASSOCIATE EXIT,
MESSAGES, or MSGS commands or configuration file statements.
EXit exit
tells CP that you want to disassociate all entry points and external symbols from
the specified exit point. The variable exit must be a hexadecimal number
between X'0000' and X'FFFF'.
MESSages COMPonent compid LANGuage langid
MSGS COMPonent compid LANGuage langid
tells CP that you want to disassociate all entry points and external symbols from
the specified local message repository.
The variable compid is a 1- to 3-character alphanumeric string. For example,
the component ID for the system message repository (z/VM) is HCP.
The variable langid is a 1- to 5-character alphanumeric string. AMENG
(American English) and UCENG (Uppercase English) are examples of two very
common language IDs.
You can use generic language names to request a specific subset of
languages. A generic language name is a 1- to 5-character string with asterisks
(*) in place of 1 or more characters and percent signs (%) in place of exactly 1
character. For example:
... language %%en*
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langid
disassociates all languages that have EN as their third and fourth characters.
1. When you use the DISASSOCIATE command for an exit point, CP does not
change the status (enabled or disabled) of the exit point. If the exit point is
enabled, it will remain enabled after your DISASSOCIATE command completes.
If the exit point is disabled, it will remain disabled after your DISASSOCIATE
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