SET directive
The SET directive is used to set general parameter values such as the organization name and debug settings and can also be used to set limits for high volume resources.
Syntax: SET index value
The supported indexes and the values of the indexes are as follows:
- Orgname
- This is the name of the organization. It should be a single word without any imbedded blanks. It
should contain only alphanumeric and national characters, with
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escape characters being used for any other characters.The default value is default.
- REFRESH
- Yes to generate a refresh configuration.
No to generate an update configuration.
The default is No.
- FTP
- Yes to generate an output member containing FTP put instructions.
The default is No.
- FTP_GET
- Yes to generate an output member that contains FTP get instructions. If this parameter is
specified then an additional DD statement named IZDFTPI must be specified in the discovery JCL that
points to a sequential data set or PDS member that contains the initial FTP get control
statements.
The default is No.
- HOSTNAME
- The DLA discovers the host name. If the z/OS® system is behind a firewall, it is possible that the system might have a different external host identity. In this case, you can override the discovered host name. This can also be used if the DLA is unable to obtain the host name because of IUCV errors.
- HOSTDOMAIN
- The DLA discovers the host domain. If the z/OS system is behind a firewall, it is possible that the system might have a different external host identity. In this case, you can override the discovered host domain. This can also be used if the DLA is unable to obtain the host domain because of IUCV errors.
- HOSTIPADDR
- The DLA discovers the IP address. If the z/OS system is behind a firewall, it is possible that the system might have a different external identity. In this case, you can override the discovered IP address. This can also be used if the DLA is unable to obtain the IP address because of IUCV errors.
- ENABLE_ZRDS
- Yes to enable extra resources data for IBM Z® Resource Discovery services, and No to disable extra resources data for IBM Z Resource Discovery. The z/OS DLA discovers and outputs all z/OS and zSeries resources, and the application objects resources for IBM Z Resource Discovery Services.
The default is No.
If you use z/OS DLA V320 to generate IdML books for the Tivoli® Application Dependency Manager(TADDM), make sure the value of the new option
ENABLE_ZRDS
is set to NO, otherwise TADDM warning messages might appear in the bulkload.log when bulk loading the IdML books.