The WTOR command issues a message to, and waits for a reply from, the Event Management component of CCS for z/OS. If the reply is completed before the wait time expires, the reply text is returned. The CAWTOR USS command waits until a response is received with no time out provision. If no response is supplied, the USS server abnormally ends because the time limit for the transaction was exceeded.
Note: Five seconds are added to the value specified for the WAIT keyword to allow for the removal of a WTOR for which no reply is received.
This command has the following format:
ADDRESS USS "WTOR keywords"
/* Optional API Keywords */
[TEXT('message text')]
[ATTRIBUTE(BLINK|REVERSE)]
[CATEGORY('category name')]
[COLOR(red|green|yellow|orange|blue|pink|purple)]
[DEVICE('device name')]
[HILITE]
[INVISIBLE]
[KEEP]
[LOGONLY]
[NODE(nodename)]
[MSGNUM(message number)]
[PROCESS('process data')]
[SEVERITY(I|W|E|S|F)]
[SOURCE('source name')]
[TAG('platform')]
[USERDATA('user data')]
[USERID('user id')]
[WORKSTATION('workstation name')]
[DELAY(seconds)]
/* Optional USS Keywords */ [LOG(Y|N)] [STEM(stem)] [WAIT(seconds)]
The USS keywords of the WTOR command have these values:
(Optional) You may specify the DELAY, LOG, STEM, and WAIT keywords, which are common to all ADDRESS USS commands.
Note: The HILITE, INVISIBLE, and KEEP keywords do not have any effect on a command when it is directed to a CA Event Console on z/OS, whether it be the local system where the ADDRESS USS WTOR command was issued or a remote system where the WTOR command was directed through the NODE keyword.
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