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Suspending the Refreshing of a Library

The SUSPREF command prevents CA PMO from refreshing a hash table or LLA when a library or member is updated.

Format

The SUSPREF command has the following syntax:

F PMO {,SUSPREF=data set name} [,VOL=volser] [,type]

{,SUSPREF=LNKLST}

This command has the following operands:

PMO

The CA PMO keyword.

SUSPREF

You specify this operand as follows:

SUSPREF=data set name

Tells CA PMO to ignore all updates for data set name. If data set name is a LNKLST library, CA PMO does not refresh LLA. If data set name is a private library, CA PMO does not update the library hash table. Updates are communicated to other systems.

SUSPREF=LNKLST

Tells CA PMO to ignore all updates for all LNKLST libraries. LLA is not refreshed. Updates are communicated to other systems.

VOL=volser

The volume serial number of the volume on which the data set resides. You must use this option if CA PMO is managing multiple libraries with the same name.

type

You can use the following values for type:

LNKLST

Suspend LLA refreshes for this LNKLST library. If the data set is also a private library, the hash table is updated and the joblib/steplib receives the updated members.

PRIVATE

This value indicates that CA PMO does not update the library hash tables. If the data set is also a LNKLST library, the updated members can be accessed through the LNKLST only. A joblib/steplib receives the old members.

If you specify neither LNKLST nor PRIVATE for type, CA PMO suspends both LLA refreshes and private library refreshes.

Note: Keep the following items in mind when using the SUSPREF command:

• Do not compress a library that has been suspended by the SUSPREF command.
• The D= command does not refresh a suspended library. You must issue a RESUREF command to refresh a suspended library.
• The M= command causes the individual member to be updated.