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(MII) DEFAULT Statement (for GDIF)-Set ENQ Request Options

The GDIF DEFAULT statement lets you indicate whether GDIF should propagate ENQ requests by default for QNAMEs that have EXEMPT=YES specified on their QNAME statements. This statement is available only when you are running the GDIF of the CA MII component.

This command has the following format:

DEFAULT [{RESOURCE={GLOBAL | LOCAL} |
        JOB={GLOBAL | LOCAL} } ]
RESOURCE

(Optional) Indicates whether GDIF should propagate ENQ requests by default, no matter what resource is requested. Specify one of these values on the RESOURCE parameter:

GLOBAL

GDIF should propagate ENQ requests by default, unless that resource is named on a LOCAL statement.

LOCAL

GDIF should not propagate ENQ requests unless that resource is named on a GLOBAL statement.

JOB

(Optional) Indicates whether GDIF should propagate ENQ requests by default, no matter what job issued the ENQ request. Specify one of these values on the JOB parameter:

GLOBAL

GDIF should propagate ENQ requests by default, unless the job that issued the request is named on a LOCAL statement.

LOCAL

GDIF should not propagate ENQ requests unless the job that issued the request is named on a GLOBAL statement.

Usage Notes: DEFAULT Statement (GDIF)

Examples: DEFAULT Statement (GDIF)