Example

An example is provided to help you understand how to use the DEFOPTN command and to show the typical results of this command.

Example 1: Define options (DEFOPTN) in the startup configuration file for using Operations Manager.

In the example below, the options defined in the startup configuration file instruct Operations Manager to do the following:

Treat mixed case input as not case sensitive.
Define the search symbols as the forward slash and back slash (/ and \).
Define the repeat symbol as the equal sign (=).
Define the continuation symbols as the plus sign (+).
Define line masking character for masking messages in the Operations Manager log as asterisk (*).
Set the DSTADJ operand to cause Operations Manager to trigger schedules (defined with DEFSCHD) based on the time zone change.

Figure 1. DEFOPTN command

===== *                                                                        
===== * Define options to the Operations Manager 
===== *
===== DEFOPTN MIXCASE N SYMBOLS '/\=+*' DSTADJ N                                
===== *