Executed from within an ISPF session, the SRVTSO1 program executes an IMOD and invokes the ISPF/PDF editor to display the resulting stack data. All input to SRVTSO1 is using the input command string. Parameters are positional and a period (.) separates them. After all parameters have been extracted, all remaining text is passed to the requested IMOD as an argument string. Before you execute SRVTSO1, allocate files to the TSO session, by CLIST or by placing DD statements in the logon PROC.
The first table lists the files; the second table lists parameters.
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File Name |
Function |
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SRVPLIB |
Defines the CA‑GSS panel library. |
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SRVMLIB |
Defines the CA‑GSS message library. |
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Parameter Position |
Specify |
Required |
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Word 1 |
The IMOD name. |
Yes |
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Word 2 |
The GoalNet node where the IMOD is to be executed. The default is the node of the primary ISERVE. |
No |
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Word 3 |
The subsystem ID that identifies the ISERVE where the IMOD is to execute. If you specify word 2, the subsystem ID is applied at the target node. The default subsystem ID is as follows: If you do not specify word 2, the default is the subsystem ID of the primary ISERVE. If you do specify word 2, the default is the subsystem ID of the target GoalNet node. |
No |
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Word 4 |
The name of the panel to be used by the ISPF editor to display the returned stack data. The default is the IBM-provided panel. |
No |
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Word 5 |
The name of the initial macro to be executed by the ISPF editor. By default, no initial macro is executed. |
No |
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Word 6 |
The name of the edit profile. The default is IMOD. |
No |
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Remainder |
The remaining text is passed to the IMOD as the initial argument string. |
No |
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