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(MIC) SETOPTION ICMF Command-Set ICMF Operating Values

The SETOPTION ICMF command lets you set operating values for the ICMF.

Scope: Local

This command has the following format:

SETOPTION ICMF [AUTOIDEFSYS={NO|YES}]
               [RESETPRINT=(options)]
               [RESETTRACE=(options)]
               [SETPRINT=(options)]
               [SETTRACE=(options)]
AUTOIDEFSYS

Tells ICMF to automatically define remote ICMF systems when the local system detects an active CA L‑Serv route to the external systems, even if they have not been pre-defined on an IDEFSYS statement. Specify YES to automatically define remote ICMF systems. If you specify NO, then all ICMF systems must be pre-defined on an IDEFSYS statement. You can also control this option by specifying the AUTOIDEFSYS parameter on the ICMINIT statement in the initialization member.

RESETPRINT

Tells ICMF to stop writing trace records to the MIM trace data set. To cancel a SETOPTION SETPRINT command issued previously, specify the same value for the SETOPTION RESETPRINT command.

RESETTRACE

Tells ICMF to stop generating trace records. To cancel a SETOPTION SETTRACE command issued previously, specify the same value for the SETOPTION RESETTRACE command.

SETPRINT

Turns on the print function for the specified event trace options.

SETTRACE

Turns on the trace feature for the specified event trace options. The trace options are:

ALL

Activates all tracing options.

ICMLOGIC

Traces values at various points in ICMF‑specific logic.

LCOMRECV

Traces CA L‑Serv data receive activity.

LCOMROUT

Traces CA L‑Serv route change event notification.

LCOMSEND

Traces CA L‑Serv data send activity.

SCHDSEND

Traces scheduling of CA L‑Serv data sends.

Usage Notes: SETOPTION ICMF Command

Example: SETOPTION ICMF Command

To activate event tracing for CA L‑Serv data send scheduling, issue the following command:

SETOPTION ICMF SETTRACE=LCOMSEND