Changing an existing SSI context definition
You must be in edit mode before you can enter the CHAnge command; see Editing-an-SSI-context-definition.
After the CHAnge command is issued, the Change Context Definition dialog is displayed, as shown in the following figure. It provides details about the specified SSI context definition. You can modify any field in this dialog, except the SSI Context field. See Creating-an-SSI-context-definition for information about each field in this dialog.
Change Context Definition dialog
COMMAND ===> SCROLL ===> PAGE
Context Identification:
SSI Context CMFABC
Description CMF PRODUCT ON MVSA, MVSB, SYSC
Inclusion Filters: (Target included if ANY are true)
1 (TGTPRODUCT IN (CMF,PLEXMGR)) AND (%2 in (MVSA,MVSB,SYSC))
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Substitution parms to be used in filters
%1=TGTNAME %2=TGTSYSTEM %3=TGTPRODUCT %4=TGTSERVER
%4=TGTSEVER %5=TGTDESC %6=CURRSYSTEM
END to exit saving changes
CANCEL to exit without saving changes
HELP to view related help
RESET to reset to initial data
After changing the description, filter conditions, or both for the SSI context definition, press END from the dialog to save the definition to the BBPARM parameter library member. To make the changes active immediately, enter the INSTall command; see Installing-changes-to-SSI-context-definitions.
To cancel your changes, enter the CANcel command; see Canceling-modifications-to-an-SSI-context-definition.
The following forms of the CHAnge command are available:
Primary command
The CHAnge primary command is entered on the COMMAND line. This command is entered differently, depending on whether the CONDEF or CONDEFD view is displayed:
When the CONDEF view is displayed, enter the CHAnge command as follows:
CHA ssiname
where ssiname is the name of the SSI context definition that you want to change, as shown in the SSI Context field of the view.
When the CONDEFD view is displayed, enter the CHAnge command as follows:
CHA
The CONDEFD view displays only one SSI context definition at a time. The displayed definition is assumed to be the definition that you want to change.
Line command
The C line command is entered in the line command field of both the CONDEF and CONDEFD views. The action is taken against the resource where the command is entered.