The STORE subcommand places a previously compiled set of command limiting rules onto the Infostorage database. You must have authority to store the rule. This authority is granted through the SECURITY privilege or through the %CHANGE or %RCHANGE control statements. If you are not authorized to store the rule, the operation is rejected.
The STORE subcommand has the following syntax:
STore { Force }
{ NOForce}
This subcommand accepts one parameter:
The default of FORCE stores a rule set even it already exists. In this case, the new version of the rule set replaces the existing version.
NOFORCE stores the rule set only if it does not already exist. If the rule does exist, then NOFORCE rejects the store operation.
There is a SET FORCE|NOFORCE subcommand that defaults to SET FORCE. You can use the FORCE|NOFORCE parameter of STORE to override the SET value, or use the SET subcommand to change the defaults for the STORE subcommand. For example, you could issue a SET NOFORCE that effectively changes the default of STORE FORCE to STORE NOFORCE.
The example below shows how to use the STORE subcommand:
acf ACF set cmdlim CMDLIM compile ACFpgm510I ACF compiler entered $key(spool) con purge uid(****opr) log print copy ‑ allow print rscs allow ‑ uid(*) allow ACFpgm551I Total record length='length' byte ‑ 'percent' percent utilized CMDLIM store ACFpgm769I Rule SPOOL stored
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