The )PROC section of an TOD rule has the following host environments with the following TOD rule characteristics. The default host environment for TOD rules is specified by the AOFDEFAULTADDRESS parameter.
Sent to CA OPS/MVS. Does not wait. No output returned.
Sent to MSF to be forwarded to the CA Automation Point system. Does not wait. No output returned.
Runs inline. Waits for output in the external data queue.
Not supported. Schedule an OPS/REXX program in a server to perform this functionality.
Sent as a WTO to the destination specified by the AOFDEST parameter.
Not supported. Schedule an OPS/REXX program in a server to perform this functionality.
Sent to CA OPS/MVS internal CA Netman request queue to issue MGPT commands. Does not wait. No output returned.
Sent to CA NetMaster on the local system. Does not wait. No output returned.
Sent to target console as specified through the OCCONSOLENAME parameters when no CONNAME operands are present. Output is not returned. Schedule an OPS/REXX program in a server when a command output interrogation is needed.
Sent to the specified facility. If the facility is ECF or OSF, it does not wait. If the facility is MSF, a slight wait occurs. Output is returned to the external data queue.
Note: If the command is MSF LIST, no wait occurs.
Runs Inline. Returns output in variables.
Schedule TSO commands, CLISTs, or REXX EXECs to CA OPS/MVS OSF TSO servers.
Schedule TSO commands, CLISTs, or REXX EXECs to CA OPS/MVS OSF TSL servers.
Schedule TSO commands, CLISTs, or REXX EXECs to CA OPS/MVS OSF TSP servers.
Not supported. Schedule an OPS/REXX program in a server to perform this functionality.
Does not wait. Processed synchronously for requests that can be satisfied on the local system. Output returned in stem variable. Error messages, if any, are returned to the external data queue.
Not supported. Schedule an OPS/REXX program in a server to perform this functionality.
Sent to OSF TSO server. Does not wait. No output returned.
Runs Inline. Waits for output in stem variables.
Does not wait. Output is sent to the specified console. If you attempt a WTOR, it runs inline and waits for a response in the external data queue.
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