Arthur Gutowski wrote:
"SYN= Specifies a set of prefixes (or synonyms) to be used as SYSTEM
scoped command prefixes. A command entered with a SYSTEM scoped prefix
will execute on the system on which the command is entered."
It used to be that if you issued a JES3 INTERCOM with an
asterisk
On Tue, 8 Sep 2009 11:43:32 -0500, Santosh Kandi wrote:
>Ed,
>
>we are on z/OS 1.9, with 2 jesplexes in a Parallel sysplex.
>
>CONSTD,EDIT=(],^,;,@),SYN=(8,*),PLEXSYN=(%)
>
>D OPDATA(snip):
>
> * JES3 J12SYSTEMNO PURGE
> * JES3 J11SYSTEM
Ed,
we are on z/OS 1.9, with 2 jesplexes in a Parallel sysplex.
CONSTD,EDIT=(],^,;,@),SYN=(8,*),PLEXSYN=(%)
D OPDATA(snip):
* JES3 J12SYSTEMNO PURGE
* JES3 J11SYSTEMNO PURGE
* JES3 J13SYSTEMNO
Peter Bishop wrote:
P01 is a local... Here's the D O display, I've snipped the non-JES3 bits
PREFIX OWNER SYSTEM SCOPE REMOVE FAILDSP
* JES3 P02SYSPLEX NO PURGE
The above is a sysplex-scoped prefix for asterisk. This implies that MCS
On Sun, 6 Sep 2009 18:29:27 -0700, Edward Jaffe
wrote:
>
>What is your CONSTD definition? What do you see when issuing 'D OPDATA'
>on the local?
>
P01 is a local... Here's the D O display, I've snipped the non-JES3 bits
P01= SYSVUSER +GSVX014I (VTAM.SM0504) SM0504 entered command MVS d o
Peter Bishop wrote:
On Sun, 6 Sep 2009 08:50:13 -0700, Edward Jaffe
wrote:
For decades, I have recommended those wishing to establish a so-called
bronzeplex, use a CONSTD definition like the one we use:
CONSTD,DLOG=ON,SYN=(8,*),PLEXSYN=(HQ3A)
[snip]
Hi,
no dream, this is from
On Sun, 6 Sep 2009 08:50:13 -0700, Edward Jaffe
wrote:
>For decades, I have recommended those wishing to establish a so-called
>bronzeplex, use a CONSTD definition like the one we use:
>
>CONSTD,DLOG=ON,SYN=(8,*),PLEXSYN=(HQ3A)
>
>There used to be (or so I thought) special logic in the JES3 comma
For decades, I have recommended those wishing to establish a so-called
bronzeplex, use a CONSTD definition like the one we use:
CONSTD,DLOG=ON,SYN=(8,*),PLEXSYN=(HQ3A)
There used to be (or so I thought) special logic in the JES3 command
processor that recognized the asterisk system-scoped pref
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