Host Commands › STATESET Command—Set the State for a Resource

STATESET Command—Set the State for a Resource

Use the STATESET command to change the current state and desired state values specified for a resource.

STATESET (keywords)

/* Specify one of the following required keywords. */

tablename.resourcename
resourcename

/* optional keywords */

ACTMODE(mode)
CMDRESP(TERMINAL|NOWHERE|XDQ)
CURRENT(currentstate)
DESIRED(desiredstate)
MODE(mode)
PREMODE(mode)
PREREQ(prereqstate)
REFMODE(mode)
SUBREQ(subreqstate)
SUBSYS(OPSS,ssid)
SYSTEM(msfids)
SYSWAIT(seconds)
TNGNOTIFY(ALWAYS|NEVER)
WAIT(0,seconds)

Examples: STATESET command

• Set the state of all resources that depend on VTAM to down:

  STATESET VTAM SUBREQ(DOWN)
  

• List the current and desired states, and the mode of VTAM:

  STATESET VTAM
  

• Change the state of VTAM to down:

  STATESET VTAM DESIRED(DOWN)
  

Examples: STATESET command invoked from REXX, TSO, and UNIX REXX environments

• Invoke from a REXX program using an AOF rule or automation procedure in either TSO/E REXX or OPS/REXX:

  CALL 'STATESET' resourcename [options]
  

• Invoke from a TSO environment using the CA OPS/MVS OI command:

  OI STATESET resourcename [options]
  

• Invoke from the TSO command line, such as ISPF option 6 or TSO Ready mode:

  STATESET resourcename [options]
  

• Invoke from a UNIX REXX statement:

  Address H "tso 'OI STATESET STCTBL.CICSUSS CURRENT(DOWN)'"