This section contains examples of the use of the VERBX BESIPCS command.
Example 1: PRINT
In this example, the IPCS print engine takes all the CA Tape Encryption defaults and writes a copy of the output to the IPCSPRNT DDNAME. The option in effect is NOLOG.
VERBX BESIPCS PRINT
Example 2: LOGONLY
In this example, the IPCS print engine generates the output based on the external Logger events pointed by DDNAME LOGR and does not include the typical internal control blocks.
VERBX BESIPCS 'LOGONLY(NOACTIVE,DDNAME(LOGR))'
Example 3: LOGONLY
In this example, the IPCS print engine looks in the dump 'SYS1.P390.DMP00017' for the internal Logger data space and formats all events at level 1. A copy of the output is written to the IPCSPRNT DDNAME.
SETD DA('SYS1.P390.DMP00017') NOCONFIRM
VERBX BESIPCS 'LOGONLY(ACTIVE,LEVEL(1))' PRINT
Example 4: LOGONLY
In this example, the IPCS print engine writes the output to the SYSTRPRT DDNAME and only formats the data from the active running system's internal Logger data space.
SETD ACTIVE NOCONFIRM VERBX BESIPCS 'LOGONLY'
Example 5: LOG
In this example, the IPCS print engine prints the traditional internal control blocks and data from the internal Logger data space. The input is the live system and output is written to the SYSTRPRT DDNAME.
SETD ACTIVE NOCONFIRM VERBX BESIPCS 'LOG(ACTIVE)'
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