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MSF DEFAULT—Specify System Name and Wait Defaults

This command enables you to specify a default system name and system wait value for the currently executing REXX program or rule.

This command has the following format:

ADDRESS OPSCTL "MSF DEFAULT keywords"
  [SYSTEM(sysname)]
  [SYSWAIT(seconds)]

SYSTEM(sysname)

(Optional) Defines the name of the remote or local MSF system that is to receive the command. The value of sysname can contain from one to eight characters.

If you issue the MSF DEFAULT SYSTEM command, the value you specify for the SYSTEM keyword overrides any SYSTEM values you may have previously specified for the REXX program or rule.

SYSWAIT(seconds)

(Optional) Defines the maximum time that the command waits for output from the remote system. You may specify a value between 1 and 300 seconds.

If you issue the MSF DEFAULT SYSWAIT command, the value you specify for the SYSWAIT keyword overrides any SYSWAIT values you may have previously specified for the REXX program or rule.

Note: ADDRESS OPER and ADDRESS SQL commands do not currently support the MSF DEFAULT SYSTEM(ALL) command. If you want to send ADDRESS OPER or ADDRESS SQL traffic to all systems, then you must specify the SYSTEM(ALL) keyword on the ADDRESS OPER and ADDRESS SQL commands.