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Examples of CAS START commands

The following examples show how to start a CAS under various conditions:

  • S BBMCAS

    This example uses the default parameters to start a CAS. The BBMCAS parameter is the default startup procedure name for the CAS.

  • S BBMCAS.TEST,SSID= testid,DFLTGRP= testgrp

    This example uses the default parameters to start a CAS with the identifier of TEST. This command can be useful when an existing production CAS is currently running on the system. BBMCAS is the startup procedure name for the production CAS. BBMCAS.TEST is a unique name for the test CAS. Because multiple CASs will be running on the same system, it is necessary to specify a unique SSID and XCF group name for the test CAS.

  • S BBMCAS,CAPS=Y

    This example starts a CAS that provides Katakana terminal support for console and WTO messages.

  • S BBMCAS,EMM=Y

    This example starts a CAS with extended message support.

  • S BBMCAS,XDM=Y

    This example starts a CAS with extended diagnostic message support. Normally, you should use the XDM=Y parameter only under the direction of BMC Customer Support to diagnose an error condition.

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