INGNTFY

Purpose

INGNTFY allows you to add, change, delete, and display notification operator settings.

Syntax

Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagramINGNTFYONyour_opidSettingsOFFyour_opidADDyour_opidopidSettingsDELETEopidDISPopernameQUERYyour_opidopidTARGET=system_namedomain_IDsaplex_name*ALLOUTMODE=LINEAUTONETLOG
Settings
Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagramCLASS=(4080)CLASS=(class)HELDMSG=(type)DESC=' description'

Parameters

ON
Allows the operator who issues the command to receive notifications.
OFF
Turns off notifications for the operator who issues the command.
ADD
Adds the operator specified in opid to the list of notification operators, or changes the definition of the existing operator specified in opid.
Note: Use of the ADD function to change the definition of an existing operator completely deletes the old definition. It is necessary to re-specify all message classes and held message types that you want this operator to retain. This allows you to remove unwanted message classes and held message types from an existing operator.
DELETE
Removes the operator specified in opid from the list of notification operators.
DISP
Displays information about the operator that is specified in opername, which can also contain a wildcard, such as *abc, abc*, or *abc*.
QUERY
Displays information about the operator that is specified in opid.
opid
The ID of the operator to add, change, delete, or query.
your_opid
The ID of the operator issuing the command.
CLASS
The classes of messages the operator is to receive. See IBM Z System Automation Messages and Codes for information about which classes are valid. Up to ten comma-delimited classes, enclosed in parentheses, can be defined for an operator. The default classes are 40 and 80, unless defined otherwise in the automation control file.
DESC
An optional description of the operator. If the description contains blanks, commas, or other punctuation characters it must be enclosed in single quotation marks.
HELDMSG
The type or types of messages to hold on the operator's screen. If more than one type is specified, the types should be separated by commas and enclosed in parentheses. The types are:
Type
Meaning
A
Immediate Action
D
Immediate Decision
E
Eventual Action
I
Information
W
System Wait
TARGET
For information on the TARGET parameter, see TARGET Parameter.
OUTMODE
For information on the OUTMODE parameter, see OUTMODE Parameter.

For further details of message types and message notifications, see IBM Z System Automation Messages and Codes.

Restrictions and Limitations

Any changes you make using the INGNTFY command are in effect only until the automation control file is reloaded.

The INGNTFY command can only be used when SA z/OS® is initialized.

Security Considerations

The INGNTFY command provides security checking for its parameters.

By default all security roles are authorized to use any of the parameters on the command line or on the panel. This is ensured through granted READ access for profile netid.domain.ING*.* in class NETCMDS.

To restrict the access to the command parameters corresponding profiles must be added to class NETCMDS. The appropriate users must be authorized to access the corresponding profiles, when using any of the parameters on the command line or on the panel.

If SAF security has been turned on (see SECOPTS.CMDAUTH=SAF.xxx), the following resource profiles in class NETCMDS are checked:

Parameter Profile Authority

ON

OFF

ADD

DELETE

QUERY

DISP

netid.domain.INGRYNTX

netid.domain.INGRYNTX.ON

netid.domain.INGRYNTX.OFF

netid.domain.INGRYNTX.ADD

netid.domain.INGRYNTX.DELETE

netid.domain.INGRYNTX.QUERY

netid.domain.INGRYNTX.DISP

READ

If NetViews's Command Authorization Table (CAT) is active (see SECOPTS.CMDAUTH=TABLE.xxx), then add the following PROTECT and PERMIT statements to the environment's CAT for the users or groups that are permitted to use the parameters.

PROTECT *.*.INGRYNTX                         
PROTECT *.*.INGRYNTX.ON                      
PROTECT *.*.INGRYNTX.OFF                     
PROTECT *.*.INGRYNTX.ADD                     
PROTECT *.*.INGRYNTX.DELETE                  
PROTECT *.*.INGRYNTX.QUERY                   
PROTECT *.*.INGRYNTX.DISP                    
PERMIT  group *.*.INGRYNTX                   
PERMIT  group *.*.INGRYNTX.ON                
PERMIT  group *.*.INGRYNTX.OFF               
PERMIT  group *.*.INGRYNTX.ADD               
PERMIT  group *.*.INGRYNTX.DELETE            
PERMIT  group *.*.INGRYNTX.QUERY             
PERMIT  group *.*.INGRYNTX.DISP 

Examples

To turn your messages off, enter ingntfy off

To add notification operator Jim, assign him all messages in class 43, and hold Immediate Action type messages on his screen, enter:
ingntfy add jim class=43 heldmsg=a
If no parameter is specified in the INGNTFY command, a panel similar to Figure 1 is displayed.
Figure 1. INGNTFY Command Dialog Panel
 AOFKAANT                  SA z/OS  - Command Dialogs      Line  1    of 6      
 Domain ID   = IPUN8     ---------- INGNTFY  ----------    Date = 06/19/09      
 Operator ID = NETOP1                                      Time = 20:12:52      
                                                                                
 Cmd:  A Add    C Show/Change settings    D Delete    O Turn OFF msg receiving  
                                                                                
 Cmd Operator  System    Log  Rcv  Description         Classes                  
 --- --------  --------  ---  ---  ------------------- ----------------------–--
     AUTNOTI1  AOC8       Y    N   MSG AOP             40 80                    
     DON       AOC8       Y    N   DON JONES           40                       
     GIS       AOC8       Y    Y   GISELA STUART       80                       
     MIK       AOC8       Y    Y   MIK SMITH           60                       
     NOTI1     AOC8       N    Y                       40 41 42 43 44           
     NOTI2     AOC8       N    Y                       80 81 82                 
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
 Command ===>                                                                   
    PF1=Help     PF2=End        PF3=Return                      PF6=Roll        
                                PF9=Refresh                    PF12=Retrieve    
  • The Cmd field lets you specify the command codes shown on the panel. Type the appropriate letter next to the resource name and press Enter. The following command codes are available:
    A
    Add a notification operator using the settings of the selected operator.
    C
    Show or change the settings for the selected operator.
    D
    Delete the notification operator.
    O
    Turn off message receiving for the selected notification operator.
  • The Operator field shows the operator ID. It is not necessarily defined to NetView.
  • The System field shows the name of the system where the operator is defined.
  • The Log field shows a Y if the operator was logged on when the command dialog was started, or an N if the operator was not logged on.
  • The Rcv (Receive) field shows a Y if the operator was receiving messages when the command dialog was started, or an N if the operator was not receiving messages.
  • The Description field shows a description of the operator from either the automation control file or the INGNTFY command dialog.
  • The Classes field shows the classes that are assigned to the notify operators.