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Specifies the standard User Services procedure distributed with the region. It detects a logon from the External Interface through NMCMD and passes control to $USERTSO.
Handles the first level of communication between the NMCMD TSO Command Interface processor and the requested NCL-based functions.
Extracts the data received from the TSO command processors and then calls the appropriate CA SOLVE:FTS NCL Interface procedure to perform the actual function requested. Called from $USERTSO when a request is received for each of the subcommands of NMCMD. By default, procedure $USTSFTS specifies conditional definition deletion for all CA SOLVE:FTS definitions added. Processing depends on the actual request, as follows:
Primes all &FTS variables with the values defined to the subcommand of NMCMD, or defaults taken.
Procedure $FTSDPUT is called to add a new definition to the VFS database. By default, the definition must be new and is rejected with an appropriate message if a definition with this name already exists.
The results of the request are returned in a message to the user.
Where a member list is provided, the above steps are repeated for each member. The initial request uses the name supplied in the &FTSNAME variable and subsequent requests are named uniquely by qualifying this name with a 2-digit suffix (02 to 99), as required. Each definition is then chained to the next using the &FTSFCXMT field. The user values supplied for the variables &FTSFRCMD, &FTSTOCMD, and &FTSFCXMT are placed only in the last definition in the chain.
Only the variable &FTSNAME is required.
An &INTCMD XMIT command is issued for the name provided and the returned message checked for successful completion.
The results of the request are returned in a message to the user.
Only the variable &FTSNAME is required.
The procedure $FTSDDEL is called to delete the definition named. If the CHAIN keyword was also provided, $FTSDDEL reads each record first to find the next in the chain before deleting the current record.
A message indicates the success of the request, and for chained definition deletion, the number of definitions deleted.
Performs steps as though an FTSDEF request were immediately followed by an FTSXMIT request. If multiple members are chained together, an FTSXMIT is performed only for the first definition. A message indicates the status of the request.
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