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This message displays information about the processing options in effect for the specified data set at each level of the EDIF merge process. The current level is indicated by the ‘MATCH ON statement = name’ header. This statement displays the ‘NAME=’ value that is specified on the EDIF statement that the EDITEST input data set matched. The ‘FINAL OPTIONS FOR name’ header indicates the EDIF processing options in effect for the EDITEST input data set.
The ‘NAME=’ value that is specified on the EDIF statement (DEFAULT, DSORG, PREFIX, SUFFIX, PATTERN, or DATASET) that matched the EDITEST input data set.
The list of program names that is specified on the AUTHORIZED keyword for the current EDIF statement match.
The list of program names that is specified on the ACCESSLIST keyword for the current EDIF statement match.
The list of program names that is specified on the EXEMPT keyword for the current EDIF statement match.
The list of program names that is specified on the CHECKEXCLUSIVE keyword for the current EDIF statement match.
If you omit options on a DEFAULT statement, then EDIF inserts the default options. These values can appear in place of the options variable:
EDIF ABENDS any program attempting an inappropriate operation.
Indicates whether EDIF is checking to see if a program is authorized to read this data set.
Indicates whether EDIF is checking to see if a program is changing the attributes of this data set.
Indicates whether EDIF is issuing messages when several jobs update this data set at the same time.
Indicates whether EDIF is checking to see if several jobs are updating this data set at the same time.
Indicates whether EDIF is ignoring carriage controls in the record format of this data set during an attribute verification.
Indicates whether EDIF is recording violations in an SMF record.
Indicates whether EDIF is suppressing messages about violations for this data set.
Indicates whether EDIF is checking to see if a program is authorized to update this data set.
Indicates whether EDIF is making tasks wait for this data set to become free before letting updates occur.
Options that are listed under the final statement are the ones EDIF applies to this data set.
The EDIF processing options in effect for the input data set that is, the results of the EDIF merge process.
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