Creating DSIPARM member NAIOPT00

Create member NAIOPT00 in the NetView DSIPARM data set to define

  • BBI-SS PAS with which NetView will communicate
  • NetView operator ID's that are used to execute IMFEXEC NETVIEW commands from MainView AutoOPERATOR EXECs and NetView commands from Rules

Note

The BBSAMP member NAIOPT00 supports the use of system symbolics. Refer to System-variables-substitution-in-parameter-library-members for more information.

  1. Copy MainView AutoOPERATOR BBSAMP member NAIOPT00 to the NetView DSIPARM data set.

  2. Edit NAIOPT00 to change the SSID parameter to specify the subsystem ID of the BBI-SS PAS that you want to process NAIEXEC commands issued from NetView EXECs. 

    Note

    NAIEXEC commands can be sent to a different BBI-SS PAS using the TARGET keyword on the command. However, all NAIEXEC commands are initially routed to the specified BBI-SS PAS and if necessary, routed to another BBI-SS PAS by using BBI-SS PAS to BBI-SS PAS communication.

  3. Add up to 19 OPERxx statements.The OPERxx= statements specify operator IDs to NetView that are used to run commands and EXECs which originate from

    • EXECs running in the MainView AutoOPERATOR BBI-SS PAS that execute the IMFEXEC NETVIEW command
    • MainView AutoOPERATOR Rules that specify a NV command as part of the defined Action Specification for the Rule

    You must specify at least one OPERxx statement; multiple statements do not need to be sequential. Specifying multiple OPERxx statements allows multiple NetView commands (and EXECs) to run at the same time.

    The maximum number of OPERxx statements is 19.

    The operator IDs specified should be used solely for MainView AutoOPERATOR Access NV. A user should not log on to NetView with any of these IDs.

    Refer to Reviewing-NetView-security-for-Access-NV-operator-IDs for more information about creating security for the operator IDs that you specify in this step.

 

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