This section briefly describes each of the CA OPS/MVS command processors. It also includes a description of the STATESET REXX program, which is also explained in this chapter.
Enables you to view CA OPS/MVS events
Issues z/OS, JES, VM, and IMS commands from a CLIST, an OPS/REXX program, or a TSO terminal and receives output
Deletes global status variables that match a variable name mask you specify
Deletes a message from the console of the operator
Enables you to run an OPS/REXX program explicitly
Retrieves the value of a global variable, and either displays it at the terminal or stores it in a CLIST or REXX variable
Retrieves the names of global variables that match a variable name mask you specify, and either returns them to your terminal or stores them in CLIST or REXX variables
Provides the capability to store values for global variables on an external VSAM key-sequenced data set; using OPSHFI, you may WRITE global variables to the VSAM file, READ variable records from the VSAM file, or DELETE variable records from the VSAM file
Enables you to run an OPS/REXX program implicitly.
Displays, and enables you to change, the values of the CA OPS/MVS operating parameters
Invokes SQL statements from a TSO terminal, a TSO CLIST, or a TSO/E REXX program
Compares WTOR messages to a specified set of values and issues replies to messages containing matching values
Invokes AOF request rules
Enables you to issue TSO commands to other systems from either a TSO terminal or from a console logged onto the ECF component
Creates a global status variable or updates the value of a global status variable
Enables you to maintain the directory table of the System State Manager
Manipulate CA CCS Sysplex variables
Provides access to OPSVIEW, which is the CA OPS/MVS full-screen, interactive application for controlling CA OPS/MVS itself, z/OS, and JES
Enables you to suspend processing of a CLIST or REXX program until a specified amount of time passes or a specific time is reached
Issues one-line and multiline WTO and WTOR messages from an OPS/REXX program, a TSO/E REXX program or CLIST, or a TSO READY prompt
Enables you to change the current state, desired state, and mode values specified for a resource; display the current state or desired state value of a resource; indicate whether CA OPS/MVS waits for the current state of a resource to equal its desired state
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