When you specify replacement options for a transaction, the resources are replaced in all its programs. When you specify replacement options for a terminal, the resources are replaced in all programs executing from that terminal.
To set or remove replacement options:
The Replacement Options screen opens. For detailed instructions, see The Function Selection Menu.
Specify five options on this screen. The equivalent option used in single‑line commands is specified in parentheses on the following option list.
Allows a program name to be replaced. Specify the original program name and the new name.
Allows a file name to be replaced. Specify the original file name and the new name. The sample screen shown previously specifies that program COBDEMO use file TFILE instead of PFILE.
Allows a transient data queue name to be replaced. Specify the original TD queue name and the new name.
Allows a temporary storage ID to be replaced. Specify the original temporary storage ID in the TS selection mask field, and the new temporary storage ID in the TS replacement mask field. Specify both masks as eight bytes in either character (C'data') or hexadecimal (X'data') format. In the following example, STORAGE2 replaces STORAGE1 in all temporary storage requests issued by the program.
TS selection mask: C'STORAGE1'
TS replacement mask: C'STORAGE2'
Specifies that the program be monitored and that replacement options, if specified, take effect only when the program executes at the current terminal (*), a specific terminal (termid), or without a terminal (.NO).
When you have specified the necessary information, press Enter.
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