Keywords › CPFSYSID Keyword—Define CPF Global Options

CPFSYSID Keyword—Define CPF Global Options

Valid on z/OS.

Use the CPFSYSID keyword to define Command Propagation Facility (CPF) global options to the CA Top Secret database as NDT CPFSYSID elements.

This keyword has the following format:

TSS ADD(NDT) CPFSYSID(system_smfid)
                          CPFTARGET(*|LOCAL|AUTO)
                          CPFWAIT(YES|NO)
                          CPFRCVUND(YES|NO)
                          RECVCMDS(YES|NO)
                          RECVDSN(dsname)
                          CPFLISTMULT(YES|NO)
                          CPFAUTOUID(YES|NO)
                          CPFAUTOGID(YES|NO)

CPFSYSID(system_smfid)

Specifies the SMFID of the system where the CPF global options apply.

CPFTARGET(*|LOCAL|AUTO)

Specifies the default value for the TARGET keyword (for determining how to route commands). If CPF is active and a command is issued without specifying a TARGET, the product propagates the command according to the CPFTARGET setting:

LOCAL

(Default) Restricts command execution to the local node.

AUTO

Routes a command based on the DEFNODES keyword settings associated with the ACID. The user's default nodes are assigned implicitly on a TSS CREATE command function or manually by using the TSS ADDTO command function.

*

Transmits the command to all nodes defined in the CPFNODES control option (except receive-only nodes).

CPFWAIT(YES|NO)

Specifies the default value for the WAIT keyword:

YES

Specifies that CPF waits for a response from all remote nodes before processing resumes. When this processing is in effect, the CPF recovery file does not save transmitted commands.

NO

(Default) Specifies that CPF does not wait for a response from all remote nodes before processing resumes. A response is returned to the CPF journal file for that node only. The terminal keyboard is freed up as soon as the command is accepted. When this processing is in effect, the CPF recovery file saves transmitted commands. Commands that are targeted only for the local machine are not saved.

CPFRCVUND(YES|NO)

Specifies whether the local node can receive commands from undefined nodes.

Default: NO

RECVCMDS(YES|NO)

Specifies whether capture activity for propagated commands that are received from remote nodes and log the activity to a sysout file.

Default: YES

RECVDSN(dsname)

Specifies a data set that is used to hold log data when RECVCMDS(YES) is in effect.

CPFLISTMULT(YES|NO)

Specifies whether CPF allows routing LIST(ACIDS) and WHOHAS FACILITY commands to more than a single node.

Default: NO

CPFAUTOUID(YES|NO)

Specifies whether CPF transmits a TSS command with an assigned UID value (instead of the ? value).

Default: NO

CPFAUTOGID(YES|NO)

Specifies whether CPF transmits a TSS command with an assigned GID value (instead of the ? value).

Default: NO

The keyword is used with:

• The commands ADD, LIST, REMOVE, and REPLACE
• The NDT record
• MISC2(NDT) authority

More information:

DEFNODES Keyword—Default Remote Nodes