The SSMPRIORITY parameter sets a global priority for the local system and immediately transmits the value to all systems that have an MSF connection to the local system. Every CA OPS/MVS system has its own setting for this parameter. To programmatically retrieve the priority of all systems, issue the ADDRESS OPSCTL MSF LIST command.
This setting is intended for use by SSMGA. However, customers who do not use SSMGA can use this setting as a configurable option for their own application that applies coordinated automation procedures to multiple connected systems
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An integer value between 0 and 1000
Anytime
Example: SSMPRIORITY
This function assigns an active global priority of 100 to the local SSM system:
OPSPRM('SET','SSMPRIORITY','100')
Note: Setting the priority to 1000 causes the number 1000 to be added to the current 1–999 value of SSMPRIORITY. This feature forces the normal highest priority selection scheme to select a specific system. SSMGA uses this capability for designation of a global system by operator command. Once the system becomes the SSMGA global, the system priority is reset to its original value by subtracting 1000. Thus it is possible that priority values in the range 1001-1999 will be displayed as the value of this parameter. However the directly assignable values of the parameter using OPSPRM remain 0–1000.
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