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Reason:
You issued a STOP command to stop CA MIM, and this message is asking you how you want CA MIM to be stopped.
Action:
Reply by specifying one of these values:
CA MIM should stop on all systems.
CA MIM should stop on the local system with a user abend code U1222 (if ABEND was specified on the SETOPTION MIM LOCALSTOP command).
CA MIM should discard the STOP request and continue execution.
CA MIM should stop on the local system with a user abend code U1122 and should request an abend dump.
CA MIM should stop on the local system with a user abend code U1223 (if ABEND was specified on the SETOPTION MIM LOCALSTOP command). On other systems, CA MIM should unconditionally retain hardware reserves associated with RESERVE requests that GDIF is propagating.
CA MIM should stop on the local system and remain in a freed state. FREE is similar to LOCAL, except that it prevents error messages from being issued on other systems.
In a VCF environment, CA MIM should honor the STOP command, even if the system being requested to STOP is the current VCF MASTER system. Note that FORCE is ignored in a DASDONLY environment and if entered as a response, the STOP proceeds using the current SETOPTION MIM SHUTDOWN operand value specification.
Sets the status of the local system to a freed state (as if a 'FREE' sysid was issued on an external system), then places the system into a disabled wait state code ‘FFF’. Unlike SHUTDOWN FREE, this ensures complete integrity, because the local system does not continue processing. No abend dump is requested. If WAITSTATE=NEVER, SHUTDOWN WAIT command is equivalent to SHUTDOWN FREE.
This option is required when MIMINIT keyword WAITSTATE set to anything other than NEVER.
If you enter an invalid response, then CA MIM issues message MIM0092 and ignores the STOP command.
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