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Remove MON and NOM Options

To remove one or more MON options, use one of the following command forms. To remove all NOM options, use NOM instead of MON in these commands

CNTL=OFF,PROG=progname,MON=ID=id
CNTL=OFF,PROG=progname,MON=locn
CNTL=OFF,PROG=progname,MON=ID=(id1,id2, ...,id9)
CNTL=OFF,PROG=progname,MON=(locn1,locn2, ...,locn9)

progname

Indicates the name of one program.

id

Indicates same number as the ID= number displayed by the CA InterTest for CICS Inquiry Report (obtained by CNTL=INQ or, at breakpoint, by pressing PF3).

locn

Specifies an address (from - to eight-hexadecimal digits), offset (from one to five hexadecimal digits), statement number (a decimal number preceded by #), COBOL paragraph name, Assembler or PL/I label (enclosed in apostrophes).

To specify a location, use the same format as for breakpoints.

Specify up to nine IDs or locations, separated by commas and enclosed in parentheses.

To remove all MON options for a Monitor Table entry, use the form:

CNTL=OFF,PROG=progname,MON=.ALL

At a breakpoint, use the abbreviated command form to see this Monitor Table entry:

CNTL=OFF*,MON=...
CNTL=OFF*,NOM=...

Other options, including breakpoints, precede or follow within the same CNTL command.

Note: The command CNTL=OFF,PROG=progname does not remove the MON or NOM entries for a program. To remove the MON and NOM options, you must explicitly specify them.