CMDIN Keyword

Specify the CMDIN keyword to define the start of a command rule.

This keyword has the following format:

CMDIN(characters)

characters: Specifies the name of a command that you want CA Automation Point to process.

Usage Notes:

CA Automation Point processes CMDIN rule clauses in this order: CMDIN(), CMDIN(string), CMDIN(*). CMDIN() is best used to set global defaults, and CMDIN(*) is best for global override.
You can specify multiple commands by specifying the portion of the command that indicates a specific group of commands. For example, specifying CMDIN(STOP) tells CA Automation Point to process all commands with identifiers beginning with STOP. Specifying CMDIN() or CMDIN(*) causes CA Automation Point to process all messages.

Examples:

The following rule prevents any remote user, other than user SYSADMIN, from using an z/OS STOP command to stop CA OPS/MVS, and issues a write-to-operator message to the CA Automation Point message console.
```
CMDIN(STOP), 
    WHEN(&WORD2 EQ 'OPSS' AND &USER NE '' AND &USER(1:9) NE 'SYSADMIN@'), 
    SUPPRESS, WTXC (&USER is not authorized to stop CA OPS/MVS)
```
The following rule enables an operator to get a complete list of the outstanding replies using the DRL pseudo-command, which is converted to the D R, L, CN=(ALL) command.
```
CMDIN(DRL), REWORD(D R, L, CN=(ALL))
```
The following rule rewords a complex z/OS command so that the operator can issue the pseudo command SLIP0C1 instead of the complete z/OS command.
```
CMDIN(SLIP0C1), REWORD(SLIP SET, ID=P0C1, COMP=0C1, A=SVCD, MATCHLIM=1, JOBNAME=TESTPGR, END)
```