BYPASSREC
Syntax
BYPASSREC <RECORD_LIST or KEYWORD> SID=<SID_LIST>
Syntax explanations
- SID_LIST is a comma separated list of system IDs.
- RECORD_LIST is a comma separated list of record types or subtypes, which UIE should ignore. Record types are specified as TYPE/SUB_TYPE, that is,115 or 115/1. If only RECORD_TYPE is specified, then all subtypes for that record type are ignored.
- The following KEYWORDS can be specified for this command:
- ALL indicates that all records should be ignored.
- DCDS indicates that you want to disable DCOLLECT Data Set (D) and VSAM (A) record processing.
- RMF indicates that all RMF records (types 70 - 79) should be ignored.
CMF indicates that all BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CMF records should be ignored.
Rules
- The RECORD_LIST value is required.
- If ALL is specified for RECORD_LIST, then SID_LIST is required.
Examples
- BYPASSREC ALL SID=SYSA,SYSB
In this example, you do not want to process any data from systems SYSA and SYSB that are in your combined SMF/RMF file.
- BYPASSREC 74/5,99/6 SID=SYSA,SYSB
In this example, record types 74/5 and 99/6 on systems SYSA and SYSB will be ignored.
- BYPASSREC 74
In this example, all subtypes of record 74 will be ignored on all systems.
- BYPASSREC 100,101 SID=TEST
In this example, you do not want to process type 100 and 101 (Db2) records for system TEST.
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