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STDEVOPT Subcommand

Use the ENTRY STDEVOPT command to add or remove or replace an STDEVOPT statement in a USER, IDENTITY, or PROFILE directory entry.

ENTRY entryname STDEvopt {"Parms"} [( "Options"]

Parms:

  {"Stdevopt Parms"}
| DELETE
| ?

Stdevopt Parms:

  "Dasdsys Parms"
| "Library Parms" 
| "Dasdsys Parms" "Library Parms"
| "Library Parms" "Dasdsys Parms"

Dasdsys Parms:

{DASDSYS {NODATAMOVER | NOCONCOPY} | DASDSYS {DATAMOVER | CONCOPY}}

Library Parms:

{LIBRARY NOCTL | LIBRARY CTL}

Options:

[MSG | NOMSG]
[FILE [filename]]
["Stack Options"]
[STEM stemname]

Stack Options:

  FIFO
| LIFO
| STACK [FIFO | LIFO]

Definitions

entryname

Specifies the name of the directory entry to process.

vdev

Uniquely identifies the virtual device address.

DELETE

Removes all STDEVOPT matching statements from the entry.

?

Returns all STDEVOPT statements from the entry. The values are passed to the caller in a message, on the program stack, or in a REXX stem.

[FILE [filename]]

[MSG | NOMSG]

[STACK [FIFO | LIFO]]

[FIFO]

[LIFO]

[STEM stemname]

These options are explained in Common API Command Options.

The remaining operands are the same as those on an STDEVOPT statement. For details on the STDEVOPT statement, refer to the definitions in the section on that statement in the IBM CP Planning and Administration publication for your release of VM.