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Control Statements for CA Dispatch

Be sure to customize the following statements.

SET MESSAGE ECHO

Specifies whether and which messages are to be echoed to SYSLOG. To display all messages specific to CA Dispatch, specify the following statement:

SET    MESSAGE ECHO(CADS)         ROUT(11) DESC(6)                 

ACCESS REPOSITORY

The ACCESS REPOSITORY statement identifies a repository to the CA DRAS server and defines the data set information required for the CA DRAS task to access the repository. There can be multiple ACCESS REPOSITORY statements defined to a CA DRAS task including r11, r11.6, and Release 11.7 of CA Dispatch. There must be a separate CA DRAS task for each release if you have more than one release.

The format of the ACCESS REPOSITORY statement for r11, r11.6, and Release 11.7 is as follows:

ACCESS REPOSITORY NAME(DISPPROD) PATH('DISP1') PRODUCT(DISPAT11)

NAME

A unique name, which can be 1‑8 characters. The name is given to each repository to enable easier identification. In the example above, the database being accessed is the CA Dispatch Online Viewing production region, so the name was defined as DISPPROD to identify which repository was being accessed.

Important! The following values are reserved and cannot be used for access repository names: BNFIND, BUND50, BUND51, DISP60, DISP11, DSFIND, RTFIND, SYSTEM, and VIEW11.

PATH

Identifies the DDNAME in the CA DRAS started task JCL that was defined to allocate the CA Dispatch SYSCTL file for the repository you are accessing. In the section, Modify BYC3JST for CA Dispatch, note that a DD statement named DISP1 was added to the JCL. The DDNAME and PATH values must match.

PRODUCT

Identifies the type of repository being accessed. Specify DISPAT11 for CA Dispatch r11and r11.6.