Indicates to execute the DCMT command on all or a list of data sharing group members.
Note: For more information about broadcasting and broadcast-parms syntax, see the section How to Broadcast System Tasks.
Specifies the name of a group. Group-name must be a 1- through 8-character name that conforms to the naming conventions for node names defined in a system definition.
Enables dynamic database session routing to the named group. ACTIVE affects the front-end status of a CV. By default, dynamic database session routing is active at CV startup. Use the ACTIVE parameter if the INACTIVE parameter has been previously issued since the startup of the currently executing CV.
Disables dynamic database session to the named group; all database sessions routed to the named group are statically routed to the default node name specified for the named group in the NODE statement on the Resource Name table. INACTIVE affects the front-end status of a CV.
Joins the currently executing CV to the named group. Use the JOIN parameter to make the CV a member of the named group, even if there is no DBGROUP statement in the DBTABLE for the CV. JOIN affects the back-end status of a CV.
Specifies that the currently executing CV is no longer a member of the named group. LEAVE affects the back-end status of a CV.
Enables dynamic database session routing and joins the currently executing CV to the named group. ON is equivalent to issuing a DCMT V group-name ACTIVE and a DCMT V group-name JOIN. It affects the currently executing CV's status as both a front-end and a back-end CV. It results in a CV acting as both a front-end CV and a back-end CV.
Disables the currently executing CV from the named group and inactivates dynamic database session routing to the named group. OFF is the same as issuing a DCMT V group-name INACTIVE and a DCMT V group-name LEAVE.
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