Re: RACF command prefix

2012-01-19 Thread Edward Jaffe
On 1/18/2012 5:05 AM, McKown, John wrote: The # is the command prefix, registered with CPF and displayed by D OPDATA. The ",X" means that this command prefix is sysplex-wide. For a single system, use ",M" instead. I have a different command prefix for every system in my sysplex (OK, only 2) and

Re: RACF command prefix

2012-01-18 Thread McKown, John
Mainframe Discussion List > [mailto:IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu] On Behalf Of dong dong Wang > Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2012 1:00 AM > To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu > Subject: RACF command prefix > > Hi folks, > > In SDSF, normally we enter # as a prefix for RACF command. > During

Re: RACF command prefix

2012-01-18 Thread Elardus Engelbrecht
dong dong Wang wrote: >In SDSF, normally we enter # as a prefix for RACF command. During system >shutdown process, we may use #STOP or %STOP to stop RACF. >Why the RACF command prefix is not displayed via system command /D OPDATA? This is WAD. >Where can I define/modify this co

Re: RACF command prefix

2012-01-17 Thread גדי בן אבי
command prefix Hi folks, In SDSF, normally we enter # as a prefix for RACF command. During system shutdown process, we may use #STOP or %STOP to stop RACF. Why the RACF command prefix is not displayed via system command /D OPDATA? Where can I define/modify this command prefix? looking forward to

RACF command prefix

2012-01-17 Thread dong dong Wang
Hi folks, In SDSF, normally we enter # as a prefix for RACF command. During system shutdown process, we may use #STOP or %STOP to stop RACF. Why the RACF command prefix is not displayed via system command /D OPDATA? Where can I define/modify this command prefix? looking forward to hearing from