Object REXX stem variables for ADD, CHANGE, and GET

The following tables display a list of variables and example values for the TOMEXEC ADD, CHANGE and GET functions. 

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.

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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

Contains 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.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, NO, or NONE

YES

LINE.HOSTS.n.INITSTAT

Status of object on this system. 

For ADD or CHANGE, you can set this variable to the desired initial status of the object. You cannot change the status for an object in the active Definition Base for an existing system.

For ADD and CHANGE, the valid values are null, LOCKED, BLOCKED, or COMPLETE.  COMPLETE is valid only for transient objects

LINE.SCHEDEVAL

Indicates whether or not dependencies on schedules are satisfied

Value can be YES, NO, or NONE

YES

LINE.WLMEVAL

Indicates whether or not the IPLLEVEL is satisfied

Value can be YES, NO, or NONE

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.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.n.LOCAL

Index to the local system in the valid systems list

2

LINE.HOSTS.n.LOCKIPL

Current “Lock for next nn IPLs” setting.  Value is returned by FUNC(GET) and is not processed for FUNC(ADD) or FUNC(CHANGE).  Values returned are:

  • null – “Lock for next nn IPLs” is not set
  • ALL – Object will be LOCKed for every IPL until reset with LOCK IPL
  • nn – a number between 1 and 99 indicating for how many more IPLs this object will be locked.

ALL

LINE.HOSTS.n.DEPSTOP 

Indicates whether the dependency-order-STOP flag is on 

NO

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.DEP.n.START

A value of YES indicates that the dependency (parent) manages the starting of this object and that TOM should not start this object when the dependency is satisfied.  Any other value indicates that TOM should start the object when the dependency is satisfied.

This only applies to object-type dependencies (parents), not set-type dependencies.

YES

LINE.DEP.n.STOP

A value of YES indicates that the dependency (parent) manages the stopping of this object and that TOM should not stop this object when the dependency is not satisfied. Any other value indicates that TOM should stop the object when the dependency is not satisfied.

This only applies to object-type dependencies (parents), not set-type dependencies.

YES

LINE.DEP.n.RESTART

A value of YES indicates that the dependency (parent) manages the restarting of this object after an unsolicited (non-scheduled) stop of this object (such as an ABEND or when an operator stops the object outside the control of TOM) and that TOM should not restart this object after an unsolicited stop, even if the dependency is satisfied.

YES

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.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.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.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.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.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.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.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.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.NTVL

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.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.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.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.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.SCHD.0

Number of schedules defined for this STOP RETRY command

1

LINE.STOPRETRY.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.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.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.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.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.ABENDEVT.n.CMDLABEL

Contains the Recovery command label to be executed when this event occurs for this STM Extension object.

CICSABN1

LINE.UPM.ABENDEVT.n.CMDLABEL

Contains the Recovery command label to be executed when this event occurs for this UPM Extension object.

CICSABN1

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.GSM.ITEM

Item name associated with this GSM Extension object. The name can be arbitrary; it is not used by GSM.


LINE.GSM.ABENDEVT.0

Number of start events identified for this object

Valid only for GSM objects.

1

LINE.GSM.ABENDEVT.n.ID

ID of the command or message event.

Valid only for GSM objects.

VAL403I

LINE.GSM.ABENDEVT.n.ORGINSTC

Name of the started task from which the message or command event is coming

Valid only for GSM objects.

VALSTC01

LINE.GSM.ABENDEVT.n.STEP

Step name of the started task

Valid only for GSM objects.

STCSTEP

LINE.GSM.ABENDEVT.n.TEXT

Text of the command or message event

Valid only for GSM objects.

ABENDEVT FOR

VALOBJ01 TYPE MSG

LINE.GSM.ABENDEVT.n.TYPE

Type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT)

Valid only for GSM objects.

ALRT

LINE.GSM.ABENDEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE

Alert queue for ALRT type event.

Valid only for GSM objects.

ALRT QUEUE1

LINE.GSM.ABENDEVT.n.ALERTKEY

Alert key for ALRT type event.

Valid only for GSM objects.

ALRT KEY1

LINE.GSM.STARTEVT.0

Number of start events identified for this object.

Valid only for GSM objects.

1

LINE.GSM.STARTEVT.n.ID

ID of the command or message even

Valid only for GSM objects.

VAL403I

LINE.GSM.STARTEVT.n.ORGINSTC

Name of the started task from which the message or command event is coming.

Valid only for GSM objects.

VALSTC01

LINE.GSM.STARTEVT.n.STEP

Step name of the started task.

Valid only for GSM objects.

STCSTEP

LINE.GSM.STARTEVT.n.TEXT

Text of the command or message event.

Valid only for GSM objects.

STARTEVT FOR
VALOBJ01 TYPE MSG

LINE.GSM.STARTEVT.n.TYPE

Type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT)

Valid only for GSM objects.

MSG

LINE.GSM.STARTEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE

Alert queue for ALRT type event

Valid only for GSM objects.

ALRT QUEUE1

LINE.GSM.STARTEVT.n.ALERTKEY

Alert key for ALRT type event.

Valid only for GSM objects.

ALRT KEY1

LINE.GSM.STOPEVT.0

Number of stop events identified for this object.

Valid only for GSM objects.

1

LINE.GSM.STOPEVT.n.ID

ID of the command or message event.

Valid only for GSM objects.

VALCMDI

LINE.GSM.STOPEVT.n.ORGINSTC

Name of the started task from which the message or command event is coming.

Valid only for GSM objects.

VALCMD01

LINE.GSM.STOPEVT.n.STEP

Step name of the started task.

Valid only for GSM objects.

STCSTEP

LINE.GSM.STOPEVT.n.TEXT

Text of the command or message event.

Valid only for GSM objects.

STOPEVT FOR
VALOBJ01 TYPE CMD

LINE.GSM.STOPEVT.n.TYPE

Type of event (MSG, JRNL, CMD, ALRT).

Valid only for GSM objects.

CMD

LINE.GSM.STOPEVT.n.ALERTQUEUE

Alert queue for ALRT type event

Valid only for GSM objects.

ALRT QUEUE1

LINE.GSM.STOPEVT.n.ALERTKEY

Alert key for ALRT type event

Valid only for GSM objects.

ALRT KEY1

LINE.GSM.ABENDEVT.n.CMDLABEL

Contains the Recovery command label to be executed when this event occurs for this GSM Extension object.

CICSABN1

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 MVS, EXEC, or USS.

USS

LINE.ACTCHKPGM.n.RESPONSE

MVS command response text indicating that the item associated with this object is in an up/active state.

One or more variables can be specified.

If not specified, the return code from the command is used to determine the state (0=down/inactive, 1=up/active, 255=ABENDed)

“IST486I STATUS= ACT/S, DESIRED STATE= ACTIV”

LINE.ACTCHKPGM.n.RESPLNNR

MVS command response line number containing the text in LINE.ACTCHKPGM.n.RESPONSE value. If not specified, line 1 will be used.

3

LINE.ACTCHKPGM.n.INTVL

If not specified or set to a null string (“”), the default value of 60 seconds will be used.

An interval value of “0” means the Active Check Program will not run on intervals; however, it may still be used to determine the state of the object in "on-demand" situations, such as object evaluation cycles or when starting/stopping the object if it does not have start/stop-validation event(s).

The product of Active Check Timeout and Active Check Inactive Timeouts must be less that the amount of time specified in Active Check Interval to avoid message MAMOM1309W being issued each time the active check program is executed. For example, if Active Check Timeout=00:00:10 and Active Check Inactive Timeouts=3 then Active Check Interval must be at least 00:00:31 (more than 10 seconds * 3 times) to avoid the warning message.

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.ABENDEVT.n.CMDLABEL

Contains the Recovery command label to be executed when this event occurs for this WRM Extension object.

CICSABN1

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.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.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: Extended scheduling

(BMC.AMIOPS.SPE2207)

Extended scheduling makes specifying schedules more manageable and logical by providing an easy way to specify recurring schedules without predefining calendar entries in the calendar Definition Base.

The schedules indicate to TOM when:

  • Objects should be up or down.
  • Suspend options should be activated or deactivated.
  • Pre, post, retry-start, and pre, post, retry-stop commands should be executed.

To specify recurring schedules, use LINE.xxx.RECUR.scheduleTail, where xxx can be one of the following schedule stems:

  • SCHD.n.
  • CNTL.SUSP.n.
  • PRESTART.n.SCHD.n.
  • PRESTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.
  • POSTSTRT.n.SCHD.n.
  • POSTSTRT.SUSP.SCHD.n.
  • PRESTOP.n.SCHD.n.
  • POSTSTOP.n.SCHD.n.
  • POSTSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.
  • STARTRETRY.n.SCHD.n.
  • STARTRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.
  • STOPRETRY.n.SCHD.n.
  • STOPRETRY.SUSP.SCHD.n.
  • ALLSTART.SUSP.SCHD.n.
  • ALLSTOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.
  • START.SUSP.SCHD.n.
  • STOP.SUSP.SCHD.n.

The following table lists schedule tails (and example values) that you can set or assign when using extended scheduling. You should assign the desired variables before issuing the TOMEXEC ADD and CHANGE functions. The TOMEXEC FUNC(GET) OBJECT request returns the REXX variables and their values.

Schedule tail

Description

Example

FREQ

Specifies how frequently recurring schedules should occur

Valid values are YEARLY, MONTHLY, WEEKLY, and DAILY.

DAILY

INTV

Specifies the interval for a recurring schedule

It is the number of years, months, weeks, or days for which a recurring schedule occurs.

The default value is 1.

5

COUNT

Specifies the number of occurrences that a recurring schedule should have

Valid values are 1–9999.

Important

You cannot specify this variable with LINE.CNTL.SUSP.n.TODATE.

4

WEEKDAYS.0

Important

You can specify WEEKDAYS.0 only if you have specified RECUR.FREQ=YEARLY|MONTHLY|WEEKLY.

Specifies the number of weekdays in the list of weekdays when a recurring schedule should occur

Valid values are 1–7.

For more information, see WEEKDAYS.n.NAME.

2

WEEKDAYS.n.NAME

Important

You can specify WEEKDAYS.n.NAME only if you have specified RECUR.FREQ=YEARLY|MONTHLY|WEEKLY.

Specifies the day of the week on which the recurring schedule should occur

Valid values are MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT, and SUN.

SAT

MONTHS.0

Important

You can specify MONTHS.0 only if you have specified RECUR.FREQ=YEARLY|MONTHLY.

Specifies the number of months in the list of months to indicate when a recurring schedule should occur

Valid values are 1–12.

For more information, see MONTHS.n.NAME.

1

MONTHS.n.NAME

Important

You can specify MONTHS.n.NAME only if you have specified RECUR.FREQ=YEARLY|MONTHLY.

Specifies the name of the month when a recurring schedule occurs

Valid values are JAN, FEB, MAR, APR, MAY, JUN, JUL, AUG, SEP, OCT, NOV, and DEC.

SEP

MONTHDAYS.0

Important

You can specify MONTHDAYS.0 only if you have specified RECUR.FREQ=YEARLY|MONTHLY.

Specifies the number of month-days (day of the month) in the list of month-days when a recurring schedule should occur

Valid values are 0–7.

For more information, see MONTHDAYS.n.DAY.

5

MONTHDAYS.n.DAY

Important

You can specify MONTHDAYS.n.DAY only if you have specified RECUR.FREQ=YEARLY|MONTHLY.

Specifies the numerical day of the month on which a recurring schedule occurs

Valid values are 1–31. 

Values 29–31 are not valid for all months. Therefore, 30 and 31 are undefined for February.

15

EASTER

Important

You can specify EASTER only if you have specified RECUR.FREQ=YEARLY.

Specifies that a recurring schedule should occur on Easter (Western) Sunday

Valid values are YES and NO (default).

YES

POSITIONS.0

Specifies the number of positions (1ST, 2ND, and so on) in the list of positions to indicate which of the qualifying days specified by other criteria (weekdays, months, month-days) when a recurring schedule should occur

Valid values are 1–8.

For more information, see POSITIONS.n.NAME.

1

POSITIONS.n.NAME

Specifies the position of the occurrence inside the frequency of a recurring schedule

Valid values are 1ST, 2ND, 3RD, 4TH, 4L (fourth from last), 3L (third from last), 2L (second from last), and LAST.

For example, LAST specified with LINE.xxx.RECUR.FREQ=MONTHLY and LINE.xxx.RECUR.WEEKDAYS.n.NAME=SAT results in the last Saturday of every month.

LAST

 

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