The following CDYFCNFG statements can be specified, but none are required:
Indicates which dumps are taken. If not specified, the default is DUMPS ALL ON. (Operator DUMPS command can change the setting.)
Indicates do not initialize ELS support (comment out DDNAME ELSSTART).
Indicates do not initialize MED support (comment out DDNAME MEDPARMS).
Note: If NO_MED is not specified, copy the existing CAISDI/med MEDPARMS to a new library and allocate it to CAISDI/elmds.
Controls whether the CDYFLOG SYSOUT data set can be spun or not. If nnnn is 0, the file is not automatically spun. If nnnn is a value from 1000 through 1000000 (no commas), the file is automatically spun after nnnn lines of output. The operator SPIN command can be used to reset the values or force the file to be spun. The operator SPINCLASS command can be used to reset the class for the next output file. You can specify SPIN 0 to allow use of the operator SPIN and SPINCLASS commands without an automatic spin.
If the statement is not present, then the output data set is not eligible to be spun and the operator SPIN and SPINCLASS commands are not available.
Indicates CAISDI/elmds only validates syntax for the configuration files. After syntax validation, CAISDI/elmds terminates. With this parameter, a CAISDI/elmds address space can be started, even if there is another instance active, to validate syntax changes.
Indicates if tracing is active (ON) or inactive (OFF). (Operator TRACE command can change the setting.)
The following are operator commands using the MVS MODIFY command:
Sets which dumps are taken.
Displays the status of the ELS products as defined by the DEFINE statements in ELSSTART.
Dynamically disables new activity to Service Desk for the ELS product that is defined in the ELSSTART file as “PRODUCT product”. If “ALL” specified then all products are disabled. (Similar to the CAISDI/els DISABLE command.)
Dynamically resumes activity for the ELS product that is defined in the ELSSTART file as “PRODUCT product”. If “ALL” specified then all ELS products are resumed. (Similar to the CAISDI/els ENABLE command.)
Displays the status of the MED servers as defined by the “SERVER server” statements in MEDPARMS.
Displays the status of the LOGREC PC interface. Dynamically enable or disable the interface. If disabled, the LOGREC PC exits into the CAISDI/elmds address space but it returns immediately without processing any events.
Note: The messages are now written to CDYFLOG and not issued as a WTO in the application address space.
Dynamically disables new activity to Service Desk for the MED server that is defined in MEDPARMS as “SERVER server”. If ALL is specified, then all MED servers are disabled. (Similar to the CAISDI/med STOP command.)
Dynamically resumes activity for the MED server that is defined in MEDPARMS as “SERVER server”. If “ALL” specified then all MED servers are resumed. (Similar to the CAISDI/med START command.)
Displays the status of TRACE, DUMPS, SPIN, SPINCLASS and TIMEOUT.
Controls SPIN action of the output. The SPIN configuration statement must first be specified in CDYFCNFG. If SPIN NOW is specified, the output data set is spun immediately and the output line count reset to 0. If nnnn is 0, the file is not automatically spun. If nnnn is a value from 1000 through 1000000 (no commas), the file is automatically spun after nnnn lines of output.
Sets the class of the output data set when it is next allocated. Spin implies the file is closed, unallocated, and then a new SYSOUT data set allocated. The default is that it uses the class from the SYSOUT (which can be “*”) in the JCL. If specified the “c”must be A-Z or 0-9. (Requires that the “SPIN” configuration statement was specified in CDYFCNFG.)
Indicates that CAISDI/elmds terminates. You can use either “F jobname, STOP” or “P jobname” to terminate the job.
Performs an immediate SVC dump regardless of the DUMPS setting.
Sets or cancels the global override timeout value in seconds used on each #SOAPSDI macro. A value of zero indicates any previous override cannot be canceled. If not zero, the valid range is 20 through 900 seconds.
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