LOGPREF keyword
Use the LOGPREF keyword when both of the following situations occur:
- All of your uncataloged input log data sets have the same name.
- You are experiencing enqueue conflicts with other jobs.
The value of this keyword becomes the high-level qualifier and is appended to the front of the input log data set name when you use dynamic allocation and the name has at least 17 characters.
Uses | Global options module. Optional on the GLBL control statement. |
|---|---|
Related keywords | None |
Syntax | LOGPREF(value) |
Values | For the value, specify the prefix (1-16 characters) that identifies the high-level qualifier of the log data set name. The prefix must conform to normal data set naming standards. The LOGPREF value is ignored if the combined length of the prefix and the data set name exceeds 44 characters. |
Default | None |
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