Resetting the status of a set

• When the status of all of the set members is ACTIVE, the set status is ACTIVE.
• When the status of all of the sets members is STOPPED, BLOCKED, or LOCKED, the set status is STOPPED.

• Any other combination of member statuses means that the set has a status of OTHER.

  If all of the members of the set have the same status, the set status is the same as the common status of its members. For example, if all members have a status of FAILURE-REC-TERM, the status of the set is FAILURE-REC-TERM.

To reset the status of the members in a set

1. On the COMMAND line, type TSETO and press Enter to go to the TSETO view.

   Figure 1. Set list view: TSETO

   DDMMMYYYY  hh:mm:ss ------ MAINVIEW WINDOW INTERFACE (V6.1.00) ----------------
   COMMAND  ===>                                                 SCROLL ===> PAGE
   CURR WIN ===> 1        ALT WIN ===>                                            
   >W1 =TSETO=============TOMKZ====*========DDMMMYYYY==hh:mm:ss====MVTOM====D====2
   - Sets for Operators                                   - Hide Fixed Section    
                                                                                 
     Active DefBase...: PRODUCTION               Sysplex: BBPLEX01                
     Edit DefBase.....: PRODUCTION               Sysplex: BBPLEX01                
                                                                                 
   CMD Set Name              Nbr Current Status   Current Status Reason    LastTOM
   --- -------------------- Memb ---------------- -----------------------  Action
       set1                    2 FAILURE-CMD-INIT CMD/EXEC error.  Error f        
       set2                    1 FAILURE-CMD-INIT CMD/EXEC error.  Error f

   Notice that both members have a status of FAILURE-CMD-INIT.

2. Correct the condition that is causing the members of the set to be in FAILURE-CMD-INIT.
3. Type RES (reset) in the CMD field next to set1, select the RUNSTAT option on the RESET Command Options dialog, and press Enter to complete the Reset Command Options dialog.
4. Press PF3 to return to the TSETO view.TOM determines that set1 needs to be available, issues START commands for the set members, and sets it status to ACTIVE after the status of the members of the set becomes ACTIVE.

5. Press Enter to refresh the display and you should see the status of ACTIVE, as shown in Figure 2.

   Figure 2. Checking the set after resetting a member

   DDMMMYYYY  10:55:30 ------ MAINVIEW WINDOW INTERFACE (V6.1.00) ----------------
   COMMAND  ===>                                                 SCROLL ===> PAGE
   CURR WIN ===> 1        ALT WIN ===>                                            
   >W1 =TSETO=============TOMKZ====*========DDMMMYYYY==hh:mm:ss====MVTOM====D====2
   - Sets for Operators                                   - Hide Fixed Section    
                                                                                 
     Active DefBase...: PRODUCTION               Sysplex: BBPLEX01                
     Edit DefBase.....: PRODUCTION               Sysplex: BBPLEX01                
                                                                                 
   CMD Set Name              Nbr Current Status   Current Status Reason    LastTOM
   --- -------------------- Memb ---------------- -----------------------  Action
       set1                    2 ACTIVE           All set members in ACTIV        
       set2                    1 ACTIVE           All set members in ACTIV