Determines how CA OPS/MVS displays the two-character ID of the system (SYSID column in OPSLOG Browse) that generated the events. You specify which two characters are extracted from the internal system name field and displayed in the OPSLOG Browse SYSID column.
The BROWSEIDFORMAT parameter and the SYSID column in OPSLOG Browse are primarily intended for use by JES3 sites, but in some cases may also be useful to JES2 sites. For additional information about the columns displayed in OPSLOG Browse, see the OPSVIEW User Guide.
The first two characters of the JES3 system ID, in hexadecimal format: X'0001'
Any other two bytes in the system ID character string, expressed in hexadecimals. Each hexadecimal value in this string must be in the range 00 to 07 for JES3 sites, and in the range 00 to 03 for JES2 sites.
Note: These values are zero-offset based. The first character in the string is represented by hexadecimal value 00, the second character by 01, the third by 02, and so on.
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Examples: BROWSEIDFORMAT
This function displays the second and third characters of the system ID.
OPSPRM("SET","BROWSEIDFORMAT","X'0102'")
This function displays the third and sixth characters of the system ID.
OPSPRM("SET","BROWSEIDFORMAT","X'0205'")
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