REXX stem variables and sample values for ADD, CHANGE, and GET
Some variables are index variables and their value is the number of occurrences of the variable that have been returned. That index number becomes a node within the variable name for the specific values for each variable. Any variable that contains an n as a node in the variable name also has an index variable.
REXX stem variables and values: object ADD, CHANGE, or GET
The following table lists variables (and example values) that can be set or assigned before issuing the TOMEXEC ADD and CHANGE functions and are returned after issuing the TOMEXEC GET function for objects (OBJECT).
REXX stem variables and sample values: object ADD, CHANGE, or GET
REXX stem variable | Description of variable | Examples of values |
|---|---|---|
LINE.AFFINITY | Determines the priority that TOM gives to the eligible systems listed in the Valid Systems field for the object | HIGH |
LINE.CNTL | Specifies whether TOM controls the status of this object | ACTIVE |
LINE.CNTL.SCHD.0 | Number of optional schedules to suspend control | 2 |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.ILOGIC | Suspend Control command schedule logic | AND |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.TYPE | Suspend Control command schedule type (values INCLUDE or EXCLUDE) | INCLUDE |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.FROMTIME | Hhmmss | 10000 |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080801 |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080802 |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday set |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
| LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
| LINE.DEPEVAL | Indicates whether or not dependencies on other object and/or sets are satisfied Value can be YES or NO | YES |
| LINE.SCHEDEVAL | Indicates whether or not dependencies on schedules are satisfied Value can be YES or NO | YES |
| LINE.WLMEVAL | Indicates whether or not the IPLLEVEL is satisfied Value can be YES or NO | YES |
LINE.DESCR | Description of the object | TEST OBJECT DEFINITION |
LINE.LOCKIPL | Indicates whether TOM should set the object's status to 'LOCKED' at IPL | YES |
LINE.MDLTYPE | Specifies that this definition is a model from which other objects inherit properties | NO |
LINE.MODEL | Name of the model or object from which this object should inherit some or all of its properties | VALOBJXX |
LINE.PRODUCT | Name of the managed object type | STM |
LINE.SHORTNAME | Specifies the short name of an object | OBJ1 |
LINE.IPLLEVEL | IPL level for this object which determines when TOM starts the object | MINIMAL |
LINE.AUTODETECT | Specifies whether TOM automatically detects an object in the system using extension-specific logic. | YES |
LINE.ACTCHKPGM.n.LABEL | User-defined label associated with this Active-Check Program command. | ACTCHK1 |
LINE.SERVER.n.CLABEL | User-defined label associated with this Connect command. | CONCT1 |
LINE.SERVER.n.DLABEL | User-defined label associated with this Disconnect command. | DISCT1 |
LINE.STM.ABENDEVT.n.CMDLABEL | User-defined label associated with this abend event for a STM object. | ABND1 |
LINE.UPM.ABENDEVT.n.CMDLABEL | User-defined label associated with this abend event for a UPM object. | ABND1 |
LINE.STOPORDER | Specifies the order that TOM uses to stop objects in a dependency tree. | TOPTOBOTTOM |
LINE.SYSFAILURE | Specifies whether TOM should automatically move this object to another system in its VSL if its ACTIVE system fails or stops. | YES |
LINE.TYPE | Identifies the object type as either normal or transient | TRAN |
LINE.USER1 | 1 to 32 characters user-specified text | USER ATTRIBUTE 1 |
LINE.USER2 | 1 to 32 characters user-specified text | USER ATTRIBUTE 2 |
LINE.USER3 | 1 to 32 characters user-specified text | USER ATTRIBUTE 3 |
LINE.USER4 | 1 to 32 characters user-specified text | USER ATTRIBUTE 4 |
LINE.USER5 | 1 to 32 characters user-specified text | USER ATTRIBUTE 5 |
LINE.USER6 | 1 to 32 characters user-specified text | USER ATTRIBUTE 6 |
LINE.USER7 | 1 to 32 characters user-specified text | USER ATTRIBUTE 7 |
LINE.USER8 | 1 to 32 characters user-specified text | USER ATTRIBUTE 8 |
LINE.USERNOTES | 1 to 2048 characters user-specified text | USER NOTES DESCRIPTION |
LINE.STM.NAME | MVS name of a started task that TOM will monitor as an object Valid only for STM objects. | STCNAME |
LINE.STM.STEP | Step name of the started task to be monitored Valid only for STM objects. | STCSTEP |
LINE.UPM.IDJOB | Job name that TOM uses to identify the USS objects when there are multiple instances of the object on the system | MYJOB1 |
LINE.STATUS | Contains the object status | ACTIVE |
LINE.HOSTS.0 | Number of entries in the valid systems list | 2 |
LINE.HOSTS.n.SYSNAME | System name of this entry | SJSC |
LINE.HOSTS.n.STATUS | Status of object on this system | ACTIVE |
LINE.HOSTS.n.OMODE | Current operating mode | MAINT |
LINE.HOSTS.n.SOMODE | Operating mode used to start the object | MAINT |
| LINE.HOSTS.n.INITSTRT | Object initiation start time on this system | 11:24:36.90-19199 |
| LINE.HOSTS.n.INITSTOP | Object initiation stop time on this system | 11:24:37.16-19199 |
| LINE.HOSTS.n.TERMSTRT | Object terminate start time on this system | 11:47:32.31-19158 |
| LINE.HOSTS.n.TERMSTOP | Object terminate stop time on this system | 11:47:34.17-19158 |
LINE.HOSTS.LOCAL | Index to the local system in the valid systems list | 2 |
LINE.UPDATED.TOD | Time of day when the object was last updated | hh:mm:ss |
LINE.UPDATED.USERID | User ID of the last person that updated the object | user ID |
LINE.REINST.TYPE | Type of reinstatement (MANUAL or IPL) | IPL |
LINE.REINST.IPL.CONFIRM | Indicates whether TOM will issue a WTOR after an IPL and then wait for a response to confirm starting an object when it is in SUSPEND control and Y is specified in the Reinstate at IPL? field | YES |
LINE.REINST.IPL.CONFIRM.COUNT | Specifies the number of IPLs after which the object’s control will be changed from SUSPEND to ACTIVE (values 1 to 99,999) | 123 |
LINE.REINST.IPL.CONFIRM. | Specifies how many minutes TOM should wait for an operator response to the WTOR before responding with the default reply (values 00:00:01 to 24:00:00) | 00:00:30 |
LINE.REINST.IPL.CONFIRM.DEFAULT | Specifies how TOM should reply to the WTOR after the Reinstatement time out (values YES or NO) | NO |
LINE.REINST.IPL.COUNT | Number of IPLs after which TOM starts the object when it is in SUSPEND control and Y is specified in the Reinstate at IPL? field | 2 |
LINE.DEP.0 | Number of dependency entries for this object | 1 |
LINE.DEP.n.NAME | Name of the object or set on which this object depends If the dependency property name is @OMODE then the value associated with this variable cannot be the name of a set. | AAOCSMN1 TOM OBJECT |
LINE.DEP.n.OP | Comparison symbol to use when comparing specified value to the value in the named property | EQ |
LINE.DEP.n.PROP | Dependency property name Property names of @STATUS and @OMODE are defined in TOM. | @STATUS |
LINE.DEP.n.SYSNAME | For the @STATUS dependency property, is the name of the system where TOM checks the parent object for the dependency property value | SJSC |
LINE.DEP.n.VALUE | Dependency property value (such as @STATUS) to compare to the parent object property value If the dependency property name is @OMODE, this variable's value must contain the command label of a start command defined to the parent object. The command label must also be specified with the OMODE parameter in BBPARM member MAMINIxx. | ACTIVE |
LINE.DEP.n.DEPNAME | One to eight character name assigned to a dependency for the object | D1 |
LINE.DEPFORM.0 | Number of dependency formulas for this object | 1 |
LINE.DEPFORM.n.TEXT | The dependency formula made up of one or more boolean expressions | D1 = 'TRUE' OR D2 = 'TRUE' |
LINE.DEP.n.CHILDSTR | Relationship strength between the object and its dependency (either a parent object or set) | WEAK |
LINE.SCHD.ILOGIC | Calendar dependencies logic AND or OR | AND |
LINE.SCHD.0 | Number of schedules defined for the object | 1 |
LINE.SCHD.n.DESCR | Schedule description | SCHED1 |
LINE.SCHD.n.TYPE | Schedule type (object should be up or down) | INCLUDE |
LINE.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | hhmmss | 80000 |
LINE.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 150000 |
LINE.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080827 |
LINE.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080828 |
LINE.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday Set |
LINE.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
LINE.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
LINE.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
LINE.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.SCHD.n..FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | MON |
LINE.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Second shift |
LINE.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | Night shift |
LINE.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Backup1 |
LINE.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.SCHD.GCO.0 | Number of global calendar override definitions for the object | 1 |
LINE.SCHD.GCO.n.DESCR | Global calendar override description | VAL GCO 1 |
LINE.SCHD.GCO.n.TYPE | GCO schedule type (object should be up or down) | EXCLUDE |
LINE.SCHD.GCO.n.FROMTIME | hhmmss | 80000 |
LINE.SCHD.GCO.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 90000 |
LINE.SCHD.GCO.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080825 |
LINE.SCHD.GCO.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080826 |
LINE.PRESTART.0 | Number of pre-start command entries for this object | 1 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.CMD | Command name and parameters for this entry | RES1 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.DESCR | Description of this pre-start entry | PRESTART EXEC1 |
| LINE.PRESTART.n.INTVL | Number of seconds to wait before executing the command | nn |
LINE.PRESTART.n.LABEL | User defined label associated with this pre-start command | DISASTER |
LINE.PRESTART.n.TYPE | Pre-start command type (such as EXEC, USS, and so on) Valid values are EXEC, USS, MVS, AOSV, TOM, VPUT, LOG, JRNL, WTO. | EXEC, USS, MVS, AOSV, TOM, VPUT, LOG, JRNL, WTO |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.0 | Number of schedules defined for this pre-start command | 1 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.ILOGIC | Pre-start command schedule logic | OR |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | hhmmss | 10000 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080901 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080902 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday Set |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.SPAWNJOB | For pre-start command type of USS, specifies the job name of the address space where the pre-start command USS process runs | SYSP01 |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP | Suspend Pre-start value (values YES or NO) | YES |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.0 | Number of optional schedules to suspend Pre-start | 2 |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.ILOGIC | Pre-start command suspend schedule logic | AND |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TYPE | Pre-start command suspend schedule type (values INCLUDE or EXCLUDE) | INCLUDE |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | Hhmmss | 10000 |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080801 |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080802 |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday set |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
| LINE.PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.TIMEOUT | Number of seconds to wait for the command to complete if LINE.PRESTART.n.WAITCMPL=Y or null This is used for LINE.PRESTART.n.TYPE=MVS|TOM. | nn |
LINE.PRESTART.n.USERNAME | For pre-start command type USS, specifies the user-name to be used to execute this pre-start command USS process | PRODOPR1 |
LINE.PRESTART.n.WAITCMPL | Indicates whether to wait for the command to complete before executing the next pre-start command, or the start command if this is the last pre-start command The default is Y. | Y or N |
LINE.POSTSTRT.0 | Number of post-start commands for this object | 1 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.CMD | Post-start command name and parameters for this entry | RES1 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.DESCR | Description of this post-start entry | PRESTART EXEC1 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.INTVL | Number of seconds between executions of this post-start command | 30 |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.n.LABEL | User defined label associated with this post-start command | COLD |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.MAX | Maximum number of executions of this post-start command | 3 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.0 | Number of schedules defined for this post-start command | 1 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.ILOGIC | Post-start command schedule logic | OR |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | hhmmss | 10000 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080901 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080902 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday Set |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.SPAWNJOB | For post-start command type USS, specifies the job name of the address space where the post-start command USS process runs | SYSP01 |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP | Suspend Post-start value (values YES or NO) | YES |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.ILOGIC | Post-start command suspends schedule logic | AND |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.TYPE | Post-start command suspends schedule type (values INCLUDE or EXCLUDE) | INCLUDE |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | Hhmmss | 10000 |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080801 |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080802 |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday set |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.TIMEOUT | Number of seconds to wait for the command to complete if LINE.POSTSTRT.n.WAITCMPL=Y or null This is used for LINE.POSTSTRT.n.TYPE=MVS|TOM. | nn |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.TYPE | Post-start command type (such as EXEC, USS, and so on) Valid values are EXEC, USS, MVS, AOSV, TOM, VPUT, LOG, JRNL, WTO. | EXEC, USS, MVS, AOSV, TOM, VPUT, LOG, JRNL, WTO |
| LINE.POSTSTRT.n.USERNAME | For post-start command type USS, specifies the user-name to be used to execute this post-start command USS process | PRODOPR1 |
LINE.POSTSTRT.n.WAITCMPL | Indicates whether or not to wait for the command to complete before executing the next post-start command The default is N. | Y or N |
LINE.PRESTOP.0 | Number of pre-stop commands for this object | 1 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.CMD | Command name and parameters for this entry | RES1 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.DESCR | Description of this pre-stop entry | PRESTART EXEC1 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.INTVL | Number of seconds to wait before executing the command | 60 |
| LINE.PRESTOP.n.LABEL | User defined label associated with this pre-stop command | SYSP01 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.MAX | Maximum number of executions of this pre-start EXEC | 3 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.0 | Number of schedules defined for this pre-stop command | 1 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.ILOGIC | Pre-stop command schedule logic | OR |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | hhmmss | 10000 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n. SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080901 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080902 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday Set |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
LINE.PRESTOP. n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
| LINE.PRESTOP.n.TYPE | Pre-stop command type (such as EXEC, USS, and so on) Valid values are EXEC, USS, MVS, AOSV, TOM, VPUT, LOG, JRNL, WTO. | EXEC, USS, MVS, AOSV, TOM, VPUT, LOG, JRNL, WTO |
| LINE.PRESTOP.n.SPAWNJOB | For command type USS, specifies the job name of the address space where the pre-stop command USS process runs | SYSP01 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.TIMEOUT | Number of seconds to wait for the command to complete if LINE.PRESTOP.n.WAITCMPL=Y or null This is used for LINE.PRESTOP.n.TYPE=MVS|TOM. | nn |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.USERNAME | For pre-stop command type USS, specifies the user-name to be used to execute this pre-stop command USS process | PRODOPR1 |
LINE.PRESTOP.n.WAITCMPL | Indicates whether or not to wait for the command to complete before executing the next pre-stop command or the stop command if this is the last pre-stop command The default is Y. | Y or N |
LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP | Suspend Pre-stop value (values YES or NO) | YES |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.0 | Number of optional schedules to suspend Pre-stop | 2 |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.ILOGIC | Pre-stop command suspend schedule logic | AND |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TYPE | Pre-stop command suspend schedule type (values INCLUDE or EXCLUDE) | INCLUDE |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | Hhmmss | 10000 |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080801 |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080802 |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday set |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
| LINE.PRESTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.0 | Number of post-stop command entries for this object | 1 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.CMD | Command name and parameters for this entry | RES1 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.DESCR | Description of this post-stop entry | PRESTART EXEC1 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.INTVL | Number of seconds between executions of this post-stop command | 60 |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.n.LABEL | User defined label associated with this post -stop command | MINIMAL |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.MAX | Maximum number of executions of this post-stop command | 3 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.0 | Number of schedules defined for this post-stop command of the object | 1 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.ILOGIC | Post-stop command schedule logic | OR |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | hhmmss | 10000 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080901 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080902 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday Set |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n. SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.n.SPAWNJOB | For post-stop command type USS, specifies the job name of the address space where the post-stop command USS process runs | SYSP01 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.TIMEOUT | Number of seconds to wait for the command to complete if LINE.POSTSTOP.n.WAITCMPL=Y or null This is used for LINE.POSTSTOP.n.TYPE=MVS|TOM. | nn |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.n.TYPE | Post-stop command type (for example, EXEC, USS, and so on) Valid values are EXEC, USS, MVS, AOSV, TOM, VPUT, LOG, JRNL, WTO. | EXEC, USS, MVS, AOSV, TOM, VPUT, LOG, JRNL, WTO |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.USERNAME | For post-stop command type USS, specifies the user-name to be used to execute this post-start command USS process | PRODOPR1 |
LINE.POSTSTOP.n.WAITCMPL | Indicates whether or not to wait for the command to complete before executing the next post-stop command The default is N. | Y or N |
LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP | Suspend Post-stop value (values YES or NO) | YES |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.0 | Number of optional schedules to suspend Post-stop | 2 |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.ILOGIC | Post-stop command suspends schedule logic | AND |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TYPE | Post-stop command suspends schedule type (values INCLUDE or EXCLUDE) | INCLUDE |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | Hhmmss | 10000 |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080801 |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080802 |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday set |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
| LINE.POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.0 | Number of RETRY START commands for this object | 1 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. CMD | Start-retry command name and parameters for this entry | S VAL0001 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. DESCR | Description of this Start Retry entry | STARTRETRY MVS1 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. TYPE | Start-retry command type. Valid values are MVS, EXEC, USS, and AOSV. | MVS EXEC USS AOSV |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. MAX | Maximum number of times TOM issues the associated START RETRY command for the object | 25 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. TIMEOUT | Maximum number of seconds to wait for the object to become active after TOM has issued the START RETRY command associated with this value | 250 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. USERNAME | For start-retry command type USS, specifies the user-name to use to execute the USS process | PRODOPR1 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. SCHD.0 | Number of schedules defined for this START RETRY command | 1 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. SCHD.ILOGIC | Start-retry command schedules logic | AND |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. SCHD.n. FROMTIME | hhmmss | 100000 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. SCHD.n. TOTIME | hhmmss | 110000 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. SCHD.n. FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080301 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n. SCHD.n. TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080302 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n.SCHD.n. DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday Set |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n.SCHD.n. DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n.SCHD.n. DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n.SCHD.n. DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n.SCHD.n. FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n.SCHD.n. TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n.SCHD.n. FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n.SCHD.n. TONAMED.TIME | Tme calendar entry | Night shift |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n.SCHD.n. FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n.SCHD.n. TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n..SPAWNJOB | For start-retry command type USS, specifies the job name of the address space where the start-retry command USS process runs. The job name is associated with address space name where the process is running. | SYSP01 |
LINE.STARTRETRY.n..LABEL | User defined label associated with this start retry command | WARM |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP | Suspend Start Retry value (values YES or NO) | YES |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.0 | Number of optional schedules to suspend Start Retry | 2 |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.ILOGIC | Start Retry command suspends schedule logic | AND |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TYPE | Start Retry command suspends schedule type (values INCLUDE or EXCLUDE) | INCLUDE |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | Hhmmss | 10000 |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080801 |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080802 |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday set |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
| LINE.STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.STOP.DEFAULT | Default index number of the STOP command to be issued to stop the object | 2 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.0 | Number of RETRY STOP commands for this object | 1 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n. CMD | Stop-retry command name and parameters for this entry | S VAL0001 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n. DESCR | Description of this Stop Retry entry | STARTRETRY MVS1 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n. TYPE | Stop-retry command type Valid values are MVS, EXEC, USS, and AOSV. | MVSEXEC USS AOSV |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n. MAX | Maximum number of times TOM issues the associated STOP RETRY command for the object | 25 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n. TIMEOUT | Maximum number of seconds to wait for the object to become inactive after TOM has issued the STOP RETRY command associated with this value | 250 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n. USERNAME | For stop-retry command type USS, specifies the user-name to be used to execute this stop-retry command USS process | PRODOPR1 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n. SCHD.0 | Number of schedules defined for this STOP RETRY command | 1 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n. SCHD.ILOGIC | Stop-retry command schedules logic | AND |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. FROMTIME | hhmmss | 100000 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. TOTIME | hhmmss | 110000 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080301 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080302 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday Set |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n. TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n..SPAWNJOB | For stop-retry command type USS, specifies the job name of the address space where the stop-retry command USS process runs | SYSP01 |
LINE.STOPRETRY.n.LABEL | User defined label associated with this stop retry command | COLD |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP | Suspend Stop Retry value (values YES or NO) | YES |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.0 | Number of optional schedules to suspend Stop Retry | 2 |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.ILOGIC | Stop Retry command suspend schedule logic | AND |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TYPE | Stop Retry command suspend schedule type (values INCLUDE or EXCLUDE) | INCLUDE |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | Hhmmss | 10000 |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080801 |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080802 |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday set |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
| LINE.STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.START.0 | Number of START commands for this object | 1 |
LINE.START.DEFAULT | Number of the default start command | 1 |
LINE.START.DEFLABEL | Label of the command(s) to be used in the starting of an object (pre-start, start, retry-start, post-start) when not specified on the START operator command If you specify this value, it overrides the default start command number specified by the value in the LINE.START.DEFAULT variable. The value is also used for scheduled starts of the object such as when TOM determines that the object should be started. For example, when a dependency or schedule specification is met. Valid values can be up to 32 characters and can accommodate one or more variables; however, only the first eight characters of the resolved value are used. | PRESTART |
LINE.START.n. CMD | Command used to start this object | S AAO,JOBNAME=OBJCSMN0 |
LINE.START.n. DESCR | Description of this START command | START command |
LINE.START.n. MAX | Maximum number of times TOM issues the associated START command for the object until it becomes active | 10 |
LINE.START.n. TIMEOUT | Maximum number of seconds to wait for the object to become active after TOM has issued the START command associated with this value | 300 |
LINE.START.n. TYPE | Type of command used to start this object Valid values are MVS, EXEC, USS, and AOSV. | MVS EXEC USS AOSV |
LINE.START.n. USERNAME | For start command type USS, specifies the user-name to use to execute the start command USS process | PRODOPR1 |
LINE.START.n..SPAWNJOB | For start command type USS, specifies the job name of the address space where the start command USS process runs | SYSP01 |
LINE.START.n..LABEL | User defined label associated with this start command | MAINT |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP | Suspend All Start value (values YES or NO) | YES |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.0 | Number of optional schedules to suspend All Start | 2 |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.ILOGIC | All Start command suspend schedule logic | AND |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TYPE | All Start command suspend schedule type (values INCLUDE or EXCLUDE) | INCLUDE |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | Hhmmss | 10000 |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080801 |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080802 |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday set |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
| LINE.ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
| LINE.RESTART | Restart this object | YES or NO A null values is the equivalent of a NO value |
LINE.STOP.0 | Number of STOP commands identified for this object | 1 |
LINE.STOP.DEFAULT | Number of the default stop command | 1 |
LINE.STOP.DEFLABEL | Label of the command(s) to be used in the stopping of an object (pre-stop, stop, retry-stop, post-stop) when not specified on the STOP operator command If you specify this value, it overrides the default stop command number specified by the value in the LINE.STOP.DEFAULT variable. The value is also used for scheduled stops of the object such as when TOM determines that the object should be stopped. For example, when a dependency or schedule specification is met. Valid values can be up to 32 characters and can accommodate one or more variables; however, only the first eight characters of the resolved value are used. | PRESTOP |
LINE.STOP.n. CMD | Command used to stop this object | P VALCSMN0 |
LINE.STOP.n. DESCR | Description of this STOP command | STOP command |
LINE.STOP.n. MAX | Maximum number of times TOM issues the associated STOP command for the object until it becomes inactive | 13 |
LINE.STOP.n. TIMEOUT | Maximum number of seconds to wait for the object to become inactive after TOM has issued the STOP command | 300 |
LINE.STOP.n. TYPE | Type of command used to stop this object Valid values are MVS, EXEC, USS, and AOSV. | MVSEXEC USS AOSV |
LINE.STOP.n. USERNAME | Specifies the user-id to be used to issue the nth stop command for the object | PRODOPR1 |
LINE.STOP.n..SPAWNJOB | For stop command type USS, specifies the user-name to use to execute the stop command USS process | SYSP01 |
LINE.STOP.n..LABEL | User defined label associated with this stop command | MAINT |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP | Suspend STOP value (values YES or NO) | YES |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.0 | Number of optional schedules to suspend STOP | 2 |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.ILOGIC | STOP command suspend schedule logic | AND |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TYPE | STOP command suspend schedule type (values INCLUDE or EXCLUDE) | INCLUDE |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | Hhmmss | 10000 |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080801 |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080802 |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday set |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
| LINE.STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP | Suspend All Stop value (values YES or NO) | YES |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.0 | Number of optional schedules to suspend All Stop | 2 |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.ILOGIC | All Stop command suspend schedule logic | AND |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TYPE | All Stop command suspend schedule type (values INCLUDE or EXCLUDE) | INCLUDE |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | Hhmmss | 10000 |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080801 |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080802 |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday set |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
| LINE.ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.SERVER.CCMD | Command used to connect to the server object | RES |
LINE.SERVER.CTYPE | Type of command used to connect to the server object Valid values are MVS, EXEC, USS, and AOSV. | MVS EXEC USS AOSV |
LINE.SERVER.CUSRN | For server-connect command type USS, specifies the user-name to use to execute the server connect command USS process | RES |
LINE.SERVER.DCMD | Command used to disconnect from the server object | F VALX,%RES |
LINE.SERVER.DTYPE | Type of command used to disconnect from the server object Valid values are MVS, EXEC, USS, and AOSV. | MVS EXEC USS AOSV |
LINE.SERVER.DUSRN | For server-disconnect command type USS, specifies the user-name to be used to execute the server-disconnect command USS process | PRODOPR1 |
LINE.SERVER.SERVOBJ | Name of the object from which this object obtains services | VALOBJS1 |
LINE.SERVER.0 | Number of server entries | 1 |
LINE.SERVER.n. SERVOBJ | Server object name | SERVER |
LINE.SERVER.n. CCMD | Connect command | S SERVER |
LINE.SERVER.n. CTYPE | Connect command type | MVS | EXEC | USS |AO |
LINE.SERVER.n. CUSRN | For server-connect command type USS, specifies the user-name to use to execute the server connect command USS process | OPER1 |
LINE.SERVER.n. DCMD | Disconnect command | P SERVER |
LINE.SERVER. n. DTYPE | Disconnect command type | MVS | EXEC | USS |AO |
LINE.SERVER.n. DUSRN | For server-disconnect command type USS, specifies the user-name to be used to execute the server-disconnect command USS process | OPER1 |
LINE.SERVER.n..CSPWNJOB | For server-connect command type USS, specifies the job name of the address space where the server-connect command USS process runs. | SYSP01 |
LINE.SERVER.n..DSPWNJOB | For server-connect command type USS, specifies the job name of the address space where the server-disconnect command USS process runs | SYSP01 |
LINE.RECOVERY.CMD | Command to be executed when the object's abnormal-termination event occurs | F VALX,.D P |
LINE.RECOVERY.TYPE | Recovery command type. | EXEC, USS, AOSV, |
LINE.RECOVERY.USERNAME | For recovery command type USS, specifies the user-name to be used to execute the recovery command USS process | PRODOPR1 |
LINE.RECOVERY.SPAWNJOB | For recovery command type USS, specifies the user-name to be used to execute the recovery command USS process | SYSP01 |
LINE.STM.ABENDEVT.0 | Number of abnormal termination events identified for this object Valid only for STM objects. | 1 |
LINE.STM.ABENDEVT.n ID | ID of the command or message event Valid only for STM objects. | VAL403I |
LINE.STM.ABENDEVT.n.ORGINSTC | Name of the started task from which the message or command event is coming Valid only for STM objects. | VALSTC01 |
LINE.STM.ABENDEVT.n.STEP | Step name of the started task Valid only for STM objects. | STCSTEP |
LINE.STM.ABENDEVT.n.TEXT | Text of the command or message event Valid only for STM objects. | ABENDEVT FOR VALOBJ01 TYPE MSG |
LINE.STM.ABENDEVT.n.TYPE | Type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT) Valid only for STM objects. | ALRT |
LINE.STM.ABENDEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE | Alert queue for ALRT type event Valid only for STM objects. | ALRT QUEUE1 |
LINE.STM.ABENDEVT.n.ALERTKEY | Alert key for ALRT type event Valid only for STM objects. | ALRT KEY1 |
LINE.STM.STARTEVT.0 | Number of start events identified for this object Valid only for STM objects. | 1 |
LINE.STM.STARTEVT.n.ID | ID of the command or message even Valid only for STM objects. | VAL403I |
LINE.STM.STARTEVT.n.ORGINSTC | Name of the started task from which the message or command event is coming Valid only for STM objects. | VALSTC01 |
LINE.STM.STARTEVT.n.STEP | Step name of the started task Valid only for STM objects. | STCSTEP |
LINE.STM.STARTEVT.n.TEXT | Text of the command or message event Valid only for STM objects. | STARTEVT FOR VALOBJ01 TYPE MSG |
LINE.STM.STARTEVT.n.TYPE | Type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT) Valid only for STM objects. | MSG |
LINE.STM.STARTEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE | Alert queue for ALRT type event Valid only for STM objects. | ALRT QUEUE1 |
LINE.STM.STARTEVT.n.ALERTKEY | Alert key for ALRT type event Valid only for STM objects. | ALRT KEY1 |
LINE.STM.STOPEVT.0 | Number of stop events identified for this object Valid only for STM objects. | 1 |
LINE.STM.STOPEVT.n.ID | ID of the command or message event Valid only for STM objects. | VALCMDI |
LINE.STM.STOPEVT.n.ORGINSTC | Name of the started task from which the message or command event is coming Valid only for STM objects. | VALCMD01 |
LINE.STM.STOPEVT.n.STEP | Step name of the started task Valid only for STM objects. | STCSTEP |
LINE.STM.STOPEVT.n.TEXT | Text of the command or message event Valid only for STM objects. | STOPEVT FOR VALOBJ01 TYPE CMD |
LINE.STM.STOPEVT.n.TYPE | Type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT) Valid only for STM objects. | CMD |
LINE.STM.STOPEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE | Alert queue for ALRT type event Valid only for STM objects. | ALRT QUEUE1 |
LINE.STM.STOPEVT.n.ALERTKEY | Alert key for ALRT type event Valid only for STM objects. | ALRT KEY1 |
LINE.UPM.CMD | Specifies the full command and parameters used to identify the process Valid only for UPM objects. | /usr/bin/mypgm -f /var/myappl/mypgm.log |
LINE.UPM.JOBNAME | Specifies the MVS job name of the address space where the USS process is started and running Valid only for TOMEXEC FUNC(GET) and UPM objects. | MYJOB1 |
LINE.UPM.PID | Specifies the process ID Valid only for TOMEXEC FUNC(GET) and UPM objects. | 16778841 |
LINE.UPM.PPID | Specifies the parent process ID Valid only for TOMEXEC FUNC(GET) and UPM objects. | 1 |
LINE.UPM.ASID | specifies address space ID of the job where the process is running Valid only for TOMEXEC FUNC(GET) and UPM objects. | 634 |
LINE.UPM.ABENDEVT.0 | Number of abnormal termination events identified for this object Valid only for UPM objects. | 1 |
LINE.UPM.ABENDEVT.n.ID | ID of the command or message event Valid only for UPM objects. | VAL403I |
LINE.UPM.ABENDEVT.n.ORGINSTC | Name of the Started Task or job from which the message originates Valid only for UPM objects. | VALSTC01 |
LINE.UPM.ABENDEVT.n.STEP | Step name of the Started Task or job from which the message originates Valid only for UPM objects. | STCSTEP |
LINE.UPM.ABENDEVT.n.TEXT | Text of the command or message event Valid only for UPM objects. | ABENDEVT FOR VALOBJ01 TYPE MSG |
LINE.UPM.ABENDEVT.n.TYPE | Type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT) Valid only for UPM objects. | ALRT |
LINE.UPM.ABENDEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE | Alert queue for ALRT type event Valid only for UPM objects. | ALRT QUEUE1 |
LINE.UPM.ABENDEVT.n.ALERTKEY | Alert key for ALRT type event Valid only for UPM objects. | ALRT KEY1 |
LINE.UPM.STARTEVT.0 | Number of start events identified for this object Valid only for UPM objects. | 1 |
LINE.UPM.STARTEVT.n. ID | ID of the command or message event Valid only for UPM objects. | VAL403I |
LINE.UPM.STARTEVT.n.ORGINSTC | Name of the USS process from which the message originates Valid only for UPM objects. | VALSTC01 |
LINE.UPM.STARTEVT.n.STEP | Step name of the USS process from which the message originates Valid only for UPM objects. | STCSTEP |
LINE.UPM.STARTEVT.n.TEXT | Text of the command or message event Valid only for UPM objects. | STARTEVT FOR VALOBJ01 TYPE MSG |
LINE.UPM.STARTEVT.n.TYPE | Type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT) Valid only for UPM objects. | MSG |
LINE.UPM.STARTEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE | Alert queue for ALRT type event Valid only for UPM objects. | ALRT QUEUE1 |
LINE.UPM.STARTEVT.n.ALERTKEY | Alert key for ALRT type event Valid only for UPM objects. | ALRT KEY1 |
LINE.UPM.STOPEVT.0 | Number of stop events identified for this object Valid only for UPM objects. | 1 |
LINE.UPM.STOPEVT.n. ID | ID of the command or message event Valid only for UPM objects. | VALCMDI |
LINE.UPM.STOPEVT.n.ORGINSTC | Name of the USS process from which the message or command event is coming Valid only for UPM objects. | VALCMD01 |
LINE.UPM.STOPEVT.n.STEP | Step name of the USS process Valid only for UPM objects. | STCSTEP |
LINE.UPM.STOPEVT.n.TEXT | Text of the command or message event Valid only for UPM objects. | STOPEVT FOR VALOBJ01 TYPE CMD |
LINE.UPM.STOPEVT.n.TYPE | type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT) Valid only for UPM objects. | CMD |
LINE.UPM.STOPEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE | Alert queue for ALRT type event Valid only for UPM objects. | ALRT QUEUE1 |
LINE.UPM.STOPEVT.n ALERTKEY | Alert key for ALRT type event Valid only for UPM objects. | ALRT KEY1 |
LINE.USERPROP.0 | Number of user properties identified for this object | 2 |
LINE.USERPROP.n.NAME | Name of the user property for this object | uprop1 |
LINE.USERPROP.n.VALUE | Value associated with the user property for this object | user properties value 1 |
LINE.VERIFY.START | Issue a WTOR each time before starting the object | NO |
LINE.VERIFY.STOP | Issue a WTOR each time before stopping the object | YES |
LINE.VERIFY.STPDEF | Default reply to WTOR issued before stopping the object | YES |
LINE.VERIFY.STPTIME | Number of seconds to wait before automatically replying to the stop WTOR with the default reply | 360 |
LINE.VERIFY.STRDEF | Default reply to WTOR issued before starting the object | YES |
LINE.VERIFY.STRTIM | Number of seconds to wait before automatically replying to the start WTOR with the default reply | 360 |
LINE.PATTERN | Template for the name of a generated object that this object will be used for on another system or SYSPLEX by using the layering application | &SYSPLEX.&SYSNAME.TSO |
LINE.ACTCHKPGM.0 | Specifies the number of Active-Check-Program commands Valid values are 0 or 1. | 1 |
LINE.ACTCHKPGM.n.CMD | Specifies the name of the Active-Check-Program command | ACTCHK |
LINE.ACTCHKPGM.n.TYPE | Specifies the type of the Active-Check-Program command Valid values are EXEC or USS. | USS |
LINE.ACTCHKPGM.n.INTVL | Specifies how often the Active-Check-Program command will be issued Valid values are 0-86399 seconds. | 60 |
LINE.ACTCHKPGM.n.TIMEOUT | Specifies how long to wait for the Active-Check-Program command to be completed Valid values are 0-86399 seconds. | 30 |
LINE.ACTCHKPGM.n.MAXTMOUTS | The number of consecutive time-outs encountered before considering the object inactive Valid values are 0-999. | 20 |
LINE.ACTCHKPGM.n.SPAWNJOB | Specifies the 8-character user ID to be used to start a USS process if line.actchkpgm.n.type is USS You can use a variable. The default value is the user ID associated with the TOM PAS. The only valid value for n where n is the number of the Active-Check-Program command is 1. | PRODOPR1 |
LINE.ACTCHKPGM.1.SPAWNJOB | For Active Check Program command type USS, specifies the job name of the address space where the Active Check Program command USS process runs | SYSP01 |
LINE.CONNAME | Specifies the command console name | CONSOLE1 |
LINE.WRM.RESOURCE | WLM Resource name | DB2A |
LINE.WRM.ABENDEVT.0 | Number of abnormal termination events identified for this object Valid only for WRM objects. | 1 |
LINE.WRM.ABENDEVT.n.ID | ID of the command or message event Valid only for WRM objects. | VAL403I |
LINE.WRM.ABENDEVT.n.ORGINSTC | Name of the started task from which the message or command event is coming Valid only for WRM objects. | VALSTC01 |
LINE.WRM.ABENDEVT.n.STEP | Step name of the started task Valid only for WRM objects. | STCSTEP |
LINE.WRM.ABENDEVT.n.TEXT | Text of the command or message event Valid only for WRM objects. | ABENDEVT FOR VALOBJ01 TYPE MSG |
LINE.WRM.ABENDEVT.n.TYPE | Type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT) Valid only for WRM objects. | ALRT |
LINE.WRM.ABENDEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE | Alert queue for ALRT type event Valid only for WRM objects. | ALRT QUEUE 1 |
LINE.WRM.ABENDEVT.n.ALERTKEY | Alert key for ALRT type event Valid only for WRM objects. | ALRT KEY1 |
LINE.WRM.STARTEVT.0 | Number of start events identified for this object Valid only for WRM objects. | 1 |
LINE.WRM.STARTEVT.n.ID | ID of the command or message event Valid only for WRM objects. | VAL403I |
LINE.WRM.STARTEVT.n.ORGINSTC | Name of the started task from which the message or command event is coming Valid only for WRM objects. | VALSTC01 |
LINE.WRM.STARTEVT.n.STEP | Step name of the started task Valid only for WRM objects | STCSTEP |
LINE.WRM.STARTEVT.n.TEXT | Text of the command or message event Valid only for WRM objects. | STARTEVT FOR VALOBJ01 TYPE MSG |
LINE.WRM.STARTEVT.n.TYPE | Type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT) Valid only for WRM objects. | MSG |
LINE.WRM.STARTEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE | Alert queue for ALRT type event Valid only for WRM objects. | ALRT QUEUE 1 |
LINE.WRM.STARTEVT.n.ALERTKEY | Alert key for ALRT type event Valid only for WRM objects. | ALRT KEY1 |
LINE.WRM.STOPEVT.0 | Number of stop events identified for this object Valid only for WRM objects. | 1 |
LINE.WRM.STOPEVT.n.ID | ID of the command or message event Valid only for WRM objects. | VAL403I |
LINE.WRM.STOPEVT.n.ORGINSTC | Name of the started task from which the message or command event is coming Valid only for WRM objects. | VALSTC01 |
LINE.WRM.STOPEVT.n.STEP | Step name of the started task Valid only for WRM objects | STCSTEP |
LINE.WRM.STOPEVT.n.TEXT | Text of the command or message event Valid only for WRM objects. | STOPEVT FOR VALOBJ01 TYPE MSG |
LINE.WRM.STOPEVT.n.TYPE | Type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT) Valid only for WRM objects. | MSG |
LINE.WRM.STOPEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE | Alert queue for ALRT type event Valid only for WRM objects. | ALRT QUEUE 1 |
LINE.WRM.STOPEVT.n.ALERTKEY | Alert key for ALRT type event Valid only for WRM objects. | ALRT KEY1 |
LINE.RECOVERY.0 | Number of RECOVERY commands identified for this object | 2 |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.CMD | Command or EXEC used to recover this object | START RECOVERY |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.INTVL | Number of seconds to wait before executing the command | nn |
| LINE.RECOVERY.n.LABEL | User-defined label associated with this recovery command | RECOV01 |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.TIMEOUT | Number of seconds to wait for the command to complete if LINE.RECOVERY.n.WAITCMPL=Y This is used for LINE.RECOVERY.n.TYPE=MVS|TOM. | nn |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.TYPE | Type of command used to recover this object Valid values are EXEC, USS, MVS, AOSV, TOM, VPUT, LOG, JRNL, WTO. | EXEC, USS, MVS, AOSV, TOM, VPUT, LOG, JRNL, WTO |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.USERNAME | Specifies the user ID to be used to issue the nth recovery command for the object | PRDUSR1 |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.WAITCMPL | Indicates whether or not to wait for the command to complete before executing the next recovery command The default is N | Y or N |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.SPAWNJOB | For recovery command type USS, specifies the user name to use to execute the recovery command USS process | SPAWN1 |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.SCHD.0 | Number of schedules defined for this RECOVERY command | 1 |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.ILOGIC | Recovery command schedules logic | AND |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.FROMTIME | hhmmss | 100000 |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 110000 |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080301 |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080302 |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday Set |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | TUE |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | SecondShift |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | NightShift |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
LINE.RECOVERY.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP | Suspend Recovery value (values YES or NO) | YES |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.0 | Number of optional schedules to suspend Recovery | 2 |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.ILOGIC | Recovery command suspend schedule logic | AND |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TYPE | Recovery command suspend schedule type (values INCLUDE or EXCLUDE) | INCLUDE |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMTIME | Hhmmss | 10000 |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TOTIME | hhmmss | 20000 |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMDATE | yyyymmdd | 20080801 |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TODATE | yyyymmdd | 20080802 |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.SET | Set name | Holiday set |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.DAY | Day calendar entry | MYDAYS |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.TIME | Time calendar entry | Shift1 |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.DURING.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Holidays |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.TIME | Time calendar entry | Second shift |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.FROMNAME.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup1 |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.DAY | Day calendar entry | MON |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.TIME | Time calendar entry | Night shift |
| LINE.RECOVERY.SUSP.SCHD.n.TONAMED.PERIOD | Period calendar entry | Backup2 |
LINE.OPRNOTE.0 | Number of operator command note entries | 2 |
LINE.OPRNOTE.n.CMD | Command associated with operator note Only one note per command is kept for an object. When a specific command (such as STOP) is issued a second time with a note, the previous note for that command is overwritten. | STOP |
LINE.OPRNOTE.n.USER | Specifies the user ID to be used to create the operator command note | PRDOPR1 |
LINE.OPRNOTE.n.TOD | Date and time that operator command note was written in EBCDIC format | D17D28A5165842CA |
LINE.OPRNOTE.n.TEXT | Text of operator command note | Stopped for end of day batch processing |
| LINE.SETASSOC.0 | Number of sets this item is associated with (is a member of) | 5 |
| LINE.SET.ASSOC.n.NAME | Name of the set of which the item is a member where n is an integer between 1 and the value of REXX variable LINE.SETASSOC.0 | SYSPLEXA.SYSA.PAYROLL |
| LINE.CHILD.0 | Number of child objects this item (object or set) has. The REALTIME parameter must be specified if the request is for a non-active Definition Base. | 5 |
| LINE.CHILD.n.NAME | Name of the item’s (object or set) child object where n is an integer between 1 and the value of REXX variable LINE.CHILD.0. The REALTIME parameter must be specified if the request is for a non-active Definition Base. | SYSPLEXA.SYSA.CUSTSRVR |
| LINE.ATTACHTYPE | Type of layer attached | SYSPLEX or SYSTEM |
| LINE.ATTACHNAME | Sysplex name or System name | BBPLEX01 or SJSC |
| LINE.ATTACHORIGIN | Sysplex layer name or System layer name | NORMAL |
LINE.ATTACHOBJECT | Name of the layer object | LOBJ1 |
REXX stem variables and values: set ADD, CHANGE, or GET
The following table lists variables (and example values) that can be set or assigned before issuing the TOMEXEC ADD and CHANGE functions and are returned after issuing the TOMEXEC GET function for sets.
REXX stem variables and sample values: set ADD, CHANGE, or GET
REXX stem variable | Description of variable | Examples of values |
|---|---|---|
SET.DESCR | Description of the set | TOM TEST SET 1 |
SET.STATUS | Status of the set | STOPPED |
SET.MEMBER.0 | Number of members in the set | 3 |
SET.MEMBER.n.NAME | Name of a member in the set | AAOVALN1 TOM OBJECT |
SET.MEMBER.n.TYPE | Type of the member in the set | OBJECT |
SET.MEMBER.n.SHORT | Short name for the member in the set | AAOVALN1 |
SET.USERPROP.0 | Number of user properties identified for this set | 2 |
SET.USERPROP.n.NAME | Name of the user property for this set | UPROP1 |
SET.USERPROP.n.VALUE | Value associated with the user property for this set | USER PROPERTIES VALUE 1 |
SET.PATTERN | Pattern for a layer set | SETNAME001 |
SET.OPRNOTE.0 | Number of operator command note entries | 2 |
SET.OPRNOTE.n.CMD | Command associated with operator note Only one note per command is kept for an set. When a particular command (i.e. STOP) is issued a second time with a note then the previous note for that command is overwritten. | STOP |
SET.OPRNOTE.n.USER | Specifies the user ID to be used to create the operator command note | PRDOPR1 |
SET.OPRNOTE.n.TOD | Date and time that operator command note was written in EBCDIC format | D17D28A5165842CA |
SET.OPRNOTE.n.TEXT | Text of operator command note | Stopped for end of day batch processing |
| SET.UPDATED.TOD | Time of day when the set was last updated | hh:mm:ss |
| SET.UPDATED.USERID | User ID of the last person, who updated the set | user ID |
REXX stem variables and values: system layer ADD, CHANGE, or GET
The following table lists variables (and example values) that can be set or assigned before issuing the TOMEXEC ADD and CHANGE functions and are returned after issuing the TOMEXEC GET function for system layers.
REXX stem variables and sample values: system layer ADD, CHANGE, or GET
REXX stem variable | Description of variable | Examples of values |
|---|---|---|
LINE.DESCR | Description of the system layer | VAL SYSLAYER1 |
LINE.DYNPROP | Dynamic propagation attribute | YES |
LINE.LAYEROBJECTS.0 | Number of layer objects in this system layer | 2 |
LINE.LAYEROBJECTS.n.NAME | Layer object name | VALLAYEROBJ1 |
LINE.LAYERSETS.0 | Number of layer sets in this system layer | 1 |
LINE.LAYERSETS.n.NAME | Layer set name | VALLAYERSET1 |
| LINE.LAYERSETS.n.INCLMEMB | Automatically include members in system layer | Y or N |
| LINE.UPDATED.TOD | Time of day when the system layer was last updated | hh:mm:ss |
| LINE.UPDATED.USERID | User ID of the last person, who updated the system layer | user ID |
REXX stem variables and values: sysplex layer ADD, CHANGE, or GET
The following table lists variables (and example values) that can be set or assigned before issuing the TOMEXEC ADD and CHANGE functions and are returned after issuing the TOMEXEC GET function for sysplex layers.
REXX stem variables and sample values: sysplex layer ADD, CHANGE, or GET
REXX stem variable | Description of variable | Examples of values |
|---|---|---|
LINE.DESCR | Description of the sysplex layer | VAL PLEXLAYER1 |
LINE.DYNPROP | Dynamic propagation attribute | YES |
LINE.SYSLAYERS.0 | Number of system layers in this sysplex layer | 2 |
LINE.SYSLAYERS.n.NAME | System layer name | VALSYSLAYER1 |
| LINE.UPDATED.TOD | Time of day when the sysplex layer was last updated | hh:mm:ss |
| LINE.UPDATED.USERID | User ID of the last person, who updated the sysplex layer | user ID |
REXX stem variables and values: layer sysplexes ADD, CHANGE, or GET
The following table lists variables (and example values) that can be set or assigned before issuing the TOMEXEC ADD and CHANGE functions and are returned after issuing the TOMEXEC GET function for layer sysplexes.
REXX stem variables and sample values: layer sysplex ADD, CHANGE, or GET
REXX stem variable | Description of variable | Examples of values |
|---|---|---|
LINE.DESCR | Description of the layer sysplex | VAL LAYERPLEX1 |
LINE.SYSTEMS.0 | Number of systems in the sysplex | 2 |
LINE.SYSTEMS.n.NAME | System name | SJSC |
LINE.SYSTEMS.n.DESCR | System description | ATTACHED SYS2 |
LINE.SYSTEMS.n.CLONEID | System clone ID | SC |
LINE.SYSTEMS.n.LAYERID | System layer ID | 2 |
| LINE.UPDATED.TOD | Time of day when the layer sysplex was last updated | hh:mm:ss |
| LINE.UPDATED.USERID | User ID of the last person, who updated the layer sysplex | ser ID |
REXX stem variables and values: calendar entries ADD, CHANGE, or GET
The following table lists variables (and example values) that can be set or assigned before issuing the TOMEXEC ADD and CHANGE functions and are returned after issuing the TOMEXEC GET function for calendar entries.
REXX stem variables and sample values: calendar entries ADD. CHANGE, or GET
REXX stem variable | Description of variable | Examples of values |
|---|---|---|
CAL.CALENDAR.DAY.DEFN | Definition for a calendar day entry | WED |
CAL.CALENDAR.TIME.DEFN | Definition for a calendar time entry | 093000153000 |
CAL.CALENDAR.PERIOD.DEFN | Definition for a calendar period entry | '1999010100000020080101235900' |
| CAL.UPDATED.TOD | Time of day when the calendar entry was last updated | hh:mm:ss |
| CAL.UPDATED.USERID | User ID of the last person, who updated the calendar entry | user ID |
REXX stem variables and values: calendar sets ADD, CHANGE, or GET
The following table lists variables (and example values) that can be set or assigned before issuing the TOMEXEC ADD and CHANGE functions and are returned after issuing the TOMEXEC GET function for calendar sets.
REXX stem variables and sample values: calendar set ADD, CHANGE, or GET
REXX stem variable | Description of variable | Examples of values |
|---|---|---|
CAL.CALENDAR.SET.DAY.0 | Number of calendar day entries in the set | 2 |
CAL.CALENDAR.SET.TIME.0 | Number of calendar time entries in the set | 1 |
CAL.CALENDAR.SET.PERIOD.0 | Number of calendar period entries in the set | 1 |
CAL.CALENDAR.SET.DAY.n | Name of calendar day entry in the set | DLY |
CAL.CALENDAR.SET.TIME.n | Name of calendar time entry in the set | KEN1 Test |
CAL.CALENDAR.SET.PERIOD.n | Name of calendar period entry in the set | FirstSh |
| CAL.UPDATED.TOD | Time of day when the calendar set was last updated | hh:mm:ss |
| CAL.UPDATED.USERID | User ID of the last person, who updated the calendar set | user ID |
REXX stem variables and values: calendar definition bases ADD, CHANGE, or GET
The following table lists variables (and example values) that can be set or assigned before issuing the TOMEXEC ADD and CHANGE functions and are returned after issuing the TOMEXEC GET function for calendar definition bases.
REXX stem variables and sample values: calendar definition base ADD, CHANGE, or GET
REXX stem variable | Description of variable | Examples of values |
|---|---|---|
CALBASE.DESCR | Description of a calendar definition base | VALCALBASE9 |
| CALBASE.UPDATED.TOD | Time of day when the calendar base was last updated | hh:mm:ss |
| CALBASE.UPDATED.USERID | User ID of the last person, who updated the calendar base | user ID |
REXX stem variables and values: system pool ADD, CHANGE, or GET
The following table lists variables (and example values) that can be set or assigned before issuing the TOMEXEC ADD and CHANGE functions, and are returned after issuing the TOMEXEC GET function for system pools.
REXX stem variable | Description of variable | Examples of values |
|---|---|---|
LINE.DESCR | System Pool description | Systems for moveable objects on PROD sysplex |
LINE.DYNPROP | Dynamic propagate attribute | YES |
LINE.SYSPLEX.0 | Number of Sysplexes | 2 |
LINE.SYSPLEX.n.NAME | Sysplex name | TESTPLEX |
LINE.SYSPLEX.n.SYSTEM.0 | Number of systems from sysplex defined to pool | 3 |
LINE.SYSPLEX.n.SYSTEM.m.NAME | System name (in affinity order) | SYSPROD |
LINE.UPDATED.USERID | User ID of last update (TOMEXEC GET only) | ADMIN1 |
LINE.UPDATED.TOD | TOD of last update (TOMEXEC GET only) | D2F908055217BBC1 |
REXX stem variables and values: system records ADD, CHANGE, or GET
The following table lists variables (and example values) that are returned after issuing the TOMEXEC GET function for TOM system records.
REXX stem variables and sample values: TOM system GET
REXX stem variable | Description of variable | Examples of values |
|---|---|---|
TOM ID | TOM23A | |
line.tomplex | TOMPLEX TOM is currently a member of | TOMPROD |
line.sysplex | SYSPLEX that TOM runs on | SYSPLEXA |
line.manage | TOM object management (NORMAL, SUSPEND) | SUSPEND |
line.eval | TOM evaluation requests (NORMAL, SUSPEND) | NORMAL |
line.jointod | Time of day when TOM PAS last joined the TOMPLEX | CDBDB93E9238EE53 |
line.endtod | Time of day when TOM PAS last joined the TOMPLEX | CDBDB93FA349BB63 |
line.ipltod | Time of day when TOM PAS ended | CDBD3E7837E12E5A |
line.sysname | IBM z/OS system name were TOM PAS runs | SYSA |
line.sysver | Version of IBM z/OS system where TOM PAS runs | 01 |
line.sysrel | Release of IBM z/OS system where TOM PAS runs | 13 |
line.sysmod | Modification level of IBM z/OS system where TOM PAS runs | 00 |
line.lparname | LPAR name where TOM PAS runs | SYSA |
line.cloneid | Clone ID of system where TOM PAS runs | SA |
line.smfid | SMF ID of system where TOM PAS runs | SYSA |
line.pasname | Product address space name | TOM23PAS |
line.casname | Coordinating address space name that the TOM PAS uses | MVICAS61 |
line.ipllevel | Target IPLLEVEL | NETWORK |
line.ipllvlo | IPLLEVEL status (ENABLED or DISABLED) | DISABLED |
line.actodb | Active object definition base | DEFAULT |
line.actcdb | Active calendar definition base | DEFAULTCAL |
line.regownr | Registry owner (YES or NO) | YES |
line.omode | Operation mode specified at TOM PAS start after IPL | DISASTER |
line.opernote.0 | Number of operator command note entries | 2 |
line.oprnote.n.cmd | Command associated with operator note Only one note per command is kept for an object. When a specific command (such as SHUTSYS) is issued a second time with a note, the previous note for that command is overwritten. | SYSTEM SHUTLOCK |
line.oprnote.n.user | Specifies the user ID to be used to create the operator command note | PRDOPR1 |
line.oprnote.n.tod | Date and time that operator command note was written in EBCDIC format | D17D28A5165842CA |
line.oprnote.n.text | Text of operator command note | System Shutdown |
line.AOSSID | SSID of the MainView AutoOPERATOR PAS that the TOM PAS uses | AOSS |
line.rgydsn | Registry data set name in use by the TOMPLEX | TOM23.TOMPROD.REGISTRY |
line.status | TOM current status (INACTIVE, INITIALIZING, READY, TERMINATING) | READY |
| line.name | Name of the Definition Base | PROD_OBJ_BASE |
| line.descr | Definiton Base description | Production DefBase |
| line.updated.tod | Time-of-day the Definition Base was last updated by an administrator | CD738D38C0E8FC5A |
| line.updated.userid | User-id of the last administrator that updated the Definition Base | TOMADM1 |
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