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ENV Generated REXX Variables

All REXX variables created by the ENV function have a name stem beginning with either ENV., or the override value specified in the STEM keyword. This section uses the default value ENV for the example stem.

The ENV function returns data to the calling program or calling rule that contains the following three sets of REXX variables:

• The first group displays a list of CA MIM address spaces and has the following format:

  ENV.n
  

• The second group returns information related to systems that ENV.n connects to. These variables have the following format:

  ENV.n.SYS.m
  

• The last group contains information about facilities that ENV.n has defined. These variables have the following format:

  ENV.n.FAC.m
  

Examples: ENV REXX Variables

• ENV.n

  ENV.0=1
  ENV.1=01 * MIIPROC & r11.6 SP0 11.50 MIMI 0038 0000 YYYNNNNN 3 IC CC
  C1CC1B09BADB87EB NORMAL Active C1CA19611F35DFE4 UP
  

• ENV.n.FAC.n

  ENV.1.FAC.0=3
  ENV.1.FAC.1=MIM Multi-image_Manager/MIM CA_MIM_Resource_Sharing
  ENV.1.FAC.2=GDIF Global_Data_Integrity_Facility/GDIF CA_MII_Data_Sharing
  ENV.1.FAC.3=ECMF ENQ_Conflict_Management_Facility/ECMF CA_MII_Data_Sharing 
  

• ENV.n.SYS.n

  ENV.1.SYS.0=3
  ENV.1.SYS.1=01 NONICMF XAD1 MIIPROC r11.6 SP0 01 001 zOS Active * * XAD1
  PLEXC1 * XAD1 MF01 z/OS 01.08.00 XAD1
  ENV.1.SYS.2=01 NONICMF XA55 * * * 55 002 zOS Freed * * XA55 * * * * * * XA55
  ENV.1.SYS.3=01 NONICMF CA11 MIIPROC r11.6 SP0 11 005 zOS Active * * CA11
  PLEXC1 * CA11 MF01 z/OS 01.08.00 CA11