Syntax

The complete syntax for the SET command is:

Table 1. Syntax for the SET command
{SET \| T} [APPC=(xx[,xx]...,L)] [ASCH=(xx[,xx]...,L)] [AUTOR=(xx[,xx]...)] [CEE=(xx[,xx]...,L]) [CLOCK=hh.mm.ss] [CNGRP={(xx,[xx]...)}\|NO ] [CON={xx}] [DAE=xx] [DATE=yyyy.ddd] [DEVSUP=(xx[,xx...])] [DIAG=xx] [EXS=xx] [GRSRNL=(xx[,xx]...)] [GTZ=(xx[,xx]...)] [IEFOPZ= {(xx,...,xx [,C])\|REFRESH}] [IKJTSO=xx] [IOS=xx] [IQP=(xx[,xx...])] [IXGCNF=(xx[,yy...,nn)] [MMS={xx\|NO}] [MPF={(xx[,xx]...)\|NO}] [MSGFLD=xx] [OMVS=(xx[,yy...,nn]) [OPT=xx] [PFK=xx] [PROD=(xx[,xx]..)] [PROG=(xx[,xx...][,C])] [RESET] [SCH=(xx[,xx]...,L)] [SLIP=xx] [SMF=xx] [SMFLIM=(xx[,xx…][,C])] [SMS=xx] [TIMEZONE={W\|E}.hh.mm] [UNI=xx]

 
{SET | T} [APPC=(xx[,xx]...,L)]
  [ASCH=(xx[,xx]...,L)]
  [AUTOR=(xx[,xx]...)]
  [CEE=(xx[,xx]...,L])
  [CLOCK=hh.mm.ss]
  [CNGRP={(xx,[xx]...)}|NO ]
  [CON={xx}]
  [DAE=xx]
  [DATE=yyyy.ddd]
  [DEVSUP=(xx[,xx...])]
  [DIAG=xx]
  [EXS=xx]
  [GRSRNL=(xx[,xx]...)]
  [GTZ=(xx[,xx]...)]
  [IEFOPZ= {(xx,...,xx [,C])|REFRESH}]
  [IKJTSO=xx]
  [IOS=xx]
  [IQP=(xx[,xx...])]
  [IXGCNF=(xx[,yy...,nn)]
  [MMS={xx|NO}]
  [MPF={(xx[,xx]...)|NO}]
  [MSGFLD=xx]
  [OMVS=(xx[,yy...,nn])
  [OPT=xx]
  [PFK=xx]
  [PROD=(xx[,xx]..)]
  [PROG=(xx[,xx...][,C])]
  [RESET]
  [SCH=(xx[,xx]...,L)]
  [SLIP=xx]
  [SMF=xx]
  [SMFLIM=(xx[,xx…][,C])]
  [SMS=xx]
  [TIMEZONE={W|E}.hh.mm]
  [UNI=xx]

Note:

You may specify the operands in any order, and must specify at least one operand. Do not put a comma before the first operand you specify.
You can specify the CLOCK and DATE parameters either individually or in combination with one another. However, do not specify them with any other parameters. If both CLOCK and DATE are specified, separate the specifications with a comma.
You may use the SET parameters to determine which members of the logical parmlib the system is to use. Use them only at the direction of the system programmer. For more information on members of the logical parmlib, see z/OS MVS Initialization and Tuning Guide.
If you specify only one parmlib member, putting parentheses around the member is optional. If you specify more than one parmlib member, you must put parentheses around the members.