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AOF RESETAUTO—Prevent Automatic Enabling of Rule

The RESETAUTO command prevents a rule or rule set from being automatically enabled at CA OPS/MVS startup.

This command has the following format:

ADDRESS AOF "RESETAUTO keywords"
  [ruleset|ruleset.rule]
  [SYSTEM(ALL|EXT|sysnames)]
  [SYSWAIT(seconds)]
  [OUTPUT|NOOUTPUT]

Issuing the RESETAUTO command produces these results:

• If the command executes successfully, the RC variable is set to zero and the external data queue contains no output lines.
• The RESETAUTO command also can automatically delete a compiled version of a rule or a rule set if you do the following:
  • Set the CA OPS/MVS AOFPRECOMPILED parameter to YES.
  • Set the CA OPS/MVS AOFPRECOMPILEDDSN parameter to the name of a valid compiled rules library. For more information, see the Parameter Reference.

  Note: The names of members in a compiled rules library are encrypted, so you cannot read them. The AOF RESETAUTO and DELCOMP commands provide the only ways to delete a compiled version of a rule. You can use the ISPF Delete PDS Member utility to delete compiled rules; however, since you cannot read the member names, you will have no idea which rules you are deleting.

Usage Notes

Keep these things in mind when using the RESETAUTO command:

• The ruleset operand turns off automatic enablement for all rules in the named rule set. The ruleset.rule operand turns off automatic enablement for a specific rule in the named rule set.
• The CA OPS/MVS product issues the RESETAUTO command for a rule or rule set for which automatic enablement is already turned off.
• All rule members must have valid ISPF statistics.

More information:

ADDRESS AOF Command Format

ADDRESS AOF Return Codes