The ACFSERVE RELOAD CONTROL command reloads infostorage records to reflect new settings. This ACFSERVE command loads VMO records and ACFSERVE privilege records. You must have the SECURITY privilege in your logonid record to issue either of these commands. The FORCE parameter does not apply to ACFSERVE privilege records because these records are optional. CA ACF2 for VM assumes you want to use default records, but does not add them to the Infostorage database. Do not specify FORCE if you are reloading ACFSERVE privilege records. The syntax for this command is:
ACFServe Reload Control{ Vmo }{ALL|recid} [SYSID *|sysid ][FORCE]
{ ACFServe }
Reloads either VM options from VMO records or ACFSERVE privilege records.
Specifies the VMO records with the CA ACF2 for VM. options to refresh. If you specify ALL, CA ACF2 for VM processes all VMO records and their reloadable VM options. If you specify recid, CA ACF2 for VM only processes those VM options that recid set. If you can qualify the recid, then CA ACF2 for VM processes all qualified records.
Specifies the SYSID that is used during this reload. Only those VMO records with a SYSID or masked SYSID that match the specified SYSID are processed. If you enter an asterisk (*) for the SYSID, or if you do not enter a SYSID at all, CA ACF2 for VM uses the currently active SYSID.
Affects how CA ACF2 for VM handles a NO RECORD FOUND condition. If you do not specify FORCE, a NO RECORD FOUND condition becomes an error, CA ACF2 for VM issues a message, and does not change any system options. If you do specify FORCE, a NO RECORD FOUND condition causes CA ACF2 for VM to build and use a default record. CA ACF2 for VM adds this record to the Infostorage database. Do not specify this parameter if you are reloading ACFSERVE privilege records.
The ACFSERVE REFRESH command is a synonym for the ACFSERVE RELOAD command.
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