>And a corollary to that question... > >I know the system config can have a "say" command. >But is there also a "stop" or "exit" or "abort"? >i.e. is there a way to say whoa, this system config does not belong on >this CPU - I'm not where I wanted to be! - disable wait me?
Marcy, There is no "stop", "exit", or "abort", but if you use different system identifiers (which are defined by CPU) you can use a combination of record qualifiers and IMBED statements (to make the record qualifiers less tedious) to cause only the relevant statements to be processed for each system. For example, with system identifiers DTEST and DREAL: DTEST: IMBED DISTEST CONFIG DREAL: IMBED DISREAL CONFIG DISTEST CONFIG and DISREAL CONFIG are separate config files with statements that are unique to one system or the other. If this applies to only a few statements, you can just put them all in the same config file and use a record qualifier on each statement that is unique to one system or the other. John Franciscovich z/VM Development
