The CA MIA VARY command enables you to change the status of devices that are being managed by the CA MIA on one or more systems in your MIAPlex.
Examples:
VARY 01A0 OFFLINE GLOBAL
VARY 01A0 OFFLINE EXTERNAL
VARY (01A0,01A1) ONLINE LOCAL
VARY (01A0-01A4) ONLINE systemid
The GLOBAL, EXTERNAL, LOCAL and systemid values determine the scope of the VARY command. If you specify the ONLINE or OFFLINE parameters without specifying a scope value, GTAF uses the value set for the VARYSCOPE parameter on the SETOPTION command. The default for VARYSCOPE is LOCAL.
The systemid variable represents the system name or alias you have assigned to the system through the DEFSYS statement or the one- or two-digit index number of the system.
Note: The devices specified on a VARY RANGE command are presented to the operating system for processing as individual VARY device requests in ASCENDING device number order, regardless of the order in which device number ranges are specified on the VARY RANGE command.
The PURGE parameter of the CA MIA VARY command forces pending VARY requests for a device or range of devices to be discarded. Use the DIAGNOSE VARY command to identify pending VARY requests. The PURGE parameter is useful for eliminating redundant VARY requests that can cause allocation delays.
Note: The PURGE parameter only supports a scope of LOCAL.
Examples:
VARY 01A0,PURGE
VARY (01A0,01A1),PURGE
VARY (01A0-01A4),PURGE
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