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Monitoring Options

MONITOR {YES | NO}

Specifies whether request monitoring is to be performed. CA VM:Schedule uses configuration file settings (or system defaults) if you specify only some or no other monitoring options. If not specified in the VMSCHED CONFIG file, the default is NO. If MONITOR YES is specified in the VMSCHED CONFIG file, you cannot use the MONITOR NO option.

LOGOff {YES | NO}

Specifies whether to log off the requesting user ID when the request ends. Specifying LOGOFF YES automatically invokes request monitoring. If you specify NO, the user ID remains logged on. If not specified in the VMSCHED CONFIG file, the default is NO.

CONSOLE {YES | NO}

Spools the requesting user ID’s console. If not specified in the VMSCHED CONFIG file, the default is NO. Specifying this option automatically invokes request monitoring.

CONSTO userid

Specifies the user ID to spool the console to. The default is the requesting user ID. Specifying the CONSTO option automatically invokes request monitoring.

DUMP {CP | VM | N}

Performs a CP or VM dump if the request abends. N specifies that no dump is to be generated. Specifying DUMP CP or DUMP VM automatically invokes request monitoring. If not specified in the VMSCHED CONFIG file, the default is N.

DUMPTO userid

Specifies the user ID to receive the dump. The default is the requesting user ID. The DUMPTO option cannot be used with DUMP N. Specifying the DUMPTO option automatically invokes request monitoring. If the type of dump is not specified by the user or in the VMSCHED CONFIG file, DUMP VM is assumed.