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QNAME Generated REXX Variables

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

This function always creates the following variables:

• One REXX variable with the following name:

  QNAME.SL
  

• A string of variables, one for each of the QNAME entries returned by the CA MIM API, which has the following name:

  QNAME.QNM.n
  

The last element of the name QNAME.QNM.n is a running sequence number, which starts with 1 and is incremented by 1 for each new variable, with no leading zeroes. To bypass creation of the QNAME.QNM.n variable, use the QNINFO keyword. In all cases, leading zeroes and multiple blanks are suppressed in the data fields within each variable.

All components within the created variables comply with REXX standards of being variable length, blank separated, and can easily be parsed into individual REXX names.

Examples of the QNAME REXX Variables

• QNAME.SL

  QNAME.SL=01 MIIPROC r11.6 SP0 PD01 1 0 108012 21271060 0 0 0 0 10 0 7538123
  0 4 923822 0 37727431 85021
  

• QNAME.QNM.n

  QNAME.QNM.0=1 
  QNAME.QNM.1=SYSDSN 776805 769331 0 0 36 776805 769331 0 0 36 M