IROUT

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IROUT

Specifies the sixteen bits (coded in hexadecimal) of a z/OS console routing code.

Value (hexadecimal)

8000

Descriptor Code: 1
Definition: Master console action

Value (hexadecimal)

4000

Descriptor Code: 2
Definition: Master console information

Value (hexadecimal)

2000

Descriptor Code: 3
Definition: Tape pool

Value (hexadecimal)

1000

Descriptor Code: 4
Definition: Direct access pool

Value (hexadecimal)

0800

Descriptor Code: 5
Definition: Tape library

Value (hexadecimal)

0400

Descriptor Code: 6
Definition: Disk library

Value (hexadecimal)

0200

Descriptor Code: 7
Definition: Unit record pool

Value (hexadecimal)

0100

Descriptor Code: 8
Definition: Teleprocessing control

Value (hexadecimal)

0080

Descriptor Code: 9
Definition: System security

Value (hexadecimal)

0040

Descriptor Code: 10
Definition: System error/maintenance

Value (hexadecimal)

0020

Descriptor Code: 11
Definition: Programmer information

Value (hexadecimal)

0010

Descriptor Code: 12
Definition: Emulators

Value (hexadecimal)

0008

Descriptor Code: 13
Definition: Installation use

Value (hexadecimal)

0004

Descriptor Code: 14
Definition: Installation use

Value (hexadecimal)

0002

Descriptor Code: 15
Definition: Installation use

Value (hexadecimal)

0001

Descriptor Code: 16
Definition: Installation use

Value (hexadecimal)

0000

Descriptor Code: None
Definition: For CA XCOM Data Transport use only.

Notes:

The console routing codes are selected by the bit configuration, where bit 0 corresponds to routing code 1, bit 1 to routing code 2, and so on. These codes are assigned to messages ending with I.
Specifying IROUT=0000 in the Default Option Table or as part of the PARM field of the EXEC JCL statement causes the suppression of all XCOMMnnnnI messages, with the exception of XCOMM0056I and XCOMM0001I from the SYSLOG, and most informational messages generated by XCOMJOB. All messages continue to be a part of the CA XCOM Data Transport log.

Default: 4020