General CA MIM Statements and Commands › (MIM) ENDIF Statement-Mark End of Command Block

(MIM) ENDIF Statement-Mark End of Command Block

The ENDIF statement marks the end of a block of commands or statements that should be executed on a subset of the systems in your configuration. ENDIF statements, which are used with IFSYS statements, let you share the same MIMPARMS and MIMMSGS data sets among systems in a multiple-system configuration.

This statement has the following format:

ENDIF

Usage Notes: ENDIF Statement

• The ENDIF statement can be specified in any member of the MIMPARMS and MIMMSGS data sets.
• The ENDIF statement is used with the IFSYS statement to mark a block of commands or statements.
• You can use IFSYS and ENDIF statements to direct any command or statement except the DEFSYS or CTCPATH statement. You also can use IFSYS and ENDIF statements to direct device entries for CA MIA.

Example: ENDIF Statement

To mark the end of a group of commands that should be executed only on system SYS01 (as is identified in the IFSYS statement shown below), specify the ENDIF statement like this in your IFSYS/ENDIF block:

IFSYS SYS01 
    SETOPTION INTERVAL=10 
ENDIF