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Parameter Syntax
Each parameter entry consists of one or more parameters and an appropriate value for each. Parameter entries begin in column 1 and can continue through column 71.The columns with contents follow.
- 1-4
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One of the following:
- A four-character SMF system ID indicates that this line contains a parameter statement that is valid only for a particular system.
- Blanks indicate that this parameter statement applies to all systems.
- An asterisk (*) in column 1 indicates that any data in the remaining columns are to be treated as a comment.
- 5
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A blank.
- 6-71
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One or more parameters and their values. For each line in this data set, start the parameter statements in column 6. Construct the parameter entry in the following way:
- Separate each parameter and its value with an equals sign (=); that is, parameter=value.
- If an entry contains more than one parameter, separate them from each other with a comma.
- Do not use blank spaces. CA PMO treats any data following the blank as a comment.
- Make sure that each line contains a complete parameter statement. Do not continue a parameter statement from one line to the next. If you have to start a statement on a new line, always begin in column 6.
- 72
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A blank. Each parameter statement must end with a blank space.
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