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variable subcommand is a 1- to 12-character alphanumeric string. For more
information about specifying generic subcommand names, see Usage Note
1.
Set
tells CP that you are overriding a SET command.
SUBCmd subcommand
is the name of the SET subcommand that you are overriding. The variable
subcommand is a 1- to 12-character alphanumeric string. For more
information about specifying generic subcommand names, see Usage Note
1.
IBMclass *
tells CP to redefine all versions of the specified command or subcommand. If
omitted, IBMCLASS * is the default.
IBMclass c
tells CP to redefine a specific version of the specified command or
subcommand. The variable c can be any 1 of the following:
A this is a system-control command to be used by the primary system
operator.
B this is a command for operational control of real devices.
C this is a command to alter system storage.
D this is a command for system-wide control of spool files.
E this is a command to examine system storage.
F this is a command for service control of real devices.
G this is a general-use command used to control the functions of a virtual
machine.
0 (zero) this command has no specific IBM class assigned.
RESET
tells CP to restore the command to the originally defined settings.
EPName name
tells CP the name of the entry point that contains the code to process the
command. The variable name must be a 1- to 8-character string. The first
character must be alphabetic or one of the following special characters: dollar
sign ($), number sign (#), underscore (_), or at sign (@). The rest of the string
can be alphanumeric characters, the 4 special characters ($, #, _, and @), or
any combination thereof.
PRIVCLASSANY
tells CP that users with any privilege class can issue the command that you are
redefining.
PRIVclasses classes
tells CP that only users with 1 or more of the specified privilege classes can
issue the command that you are redefining. Whatever you specify on this
operand will replace the current privilege classes. The variable classes is 1 or
more privilege classes in the range A through Z, 1 through 6, or an asterisk (*).
Privilege class * indicates all privilege classes (A-Z and 1-6).
Note: If you want more than one privilege class, specify your classes in one
string of characters. Do not separate the classes with blank spaces. For
example, specify “privclasses abc123”, not “privclasses a b c 1 2 3”.