Controls processing for a specific event.
Only one option can be specified on a single EVENT statement. If more than one option is required, specify multiple EVENT statements using different option operands on each. The valid options that can be entered on an EVENT statement are:
Deactivates the event.
Enables an INACTIVE event.
Writes an SVC dump the next time that the event occurs.
Requests that data from this event is recorded on the database.
Suppresses recording of data for this event on the database.
Number of days the event is retained on the database. This keyword can be used to override the DETAIL setting for a particular event. The value can be from 1 to 99.
PURGE=Y sets recorded events to PURGE only when their retention period has been met. PURGE=N sets recorded events to archive and then be purged after their retention period has been met. The PURGE flag is used during CAIENF archive processing. For more information, see the ARCHIVE control option.
The default is PURGE=N, however a DCM event definition can override the default. Base CAIENF events that DCMs distributed with CAIENF such as CAS9DCM0, define are all set with a default of PURGE=N.
Note: When upgrading from CA Common Services r11, a utility can be used to create the new EVENT control option statements that are required for CA Common Services r12. For more information, go to Special DCM and EVENT Utility.
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