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ENABLE DIAGNOSE
Responses
Messages
v While defining it, use the DISABLE operand of the DEFINE DIAGNOSE
command (page 160).
v After defining it, use the DISABLE DIAGNOSE command (page 266).
8. To remove the DIAGNOSE processing code from CP’s system execution
space, use the CPXUNLOAD command (page 107).
9. Many external security managers (ESMs) do not support DIAGNOSE codes
above X'03FC'. For this reason, CP does not support DIAGNOSE codes above
X'03FC'. The DIAGNOSE codes between X'0000' and X'03FC' are divided as
follows:
X'0000' to X'00FC'
Reserved for IBM use
X'0100' to X'01FC'
Reserved for customer use
X'0200' to X'03FC'
Reserved for IBM use.
10. For more information about user-defined DIAGNOSE codes, see the z/VM: CP
Exit Customization book.
Response 1 (Enable One):
To enable DIAGNOSE code X'100', enter the following:
enable diagnose 100
Ready;
Response 2 (Disable All):
To enable all DIAGNOSE codes on your system, enter the following:
enable diagnose all
Ready;
Response 3 (Disable All Local):
To enable all locally-defined DIAGNOSE codes, enter the following:
enable diagnose 100-1fc
Ready;
HCP002E Invalid operand - operand
Response 4 (Disable Almost All Local):
To enable all locally-defined DIAGNOSE codes except DIAGNOSE code X'180',
enter the following:
enable diagnose 100-17c 184-1fc
Ready;
HCP2751E The variations of this message are as
follows:
v Diagnose code diag does not exist
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v Diagnose codes diag1-diag2 do not
exist
HCP6704E Missing token at end of line
HCP6706E Invalid Diagnose code - diag