Operands
ESM Y|N
- Activates or deactivates the use of an external security manager to check for authorization. The
startup default is
N
. - ESMCLASS class
- Specifies the class which contains the external security manager profiles for this instance of
Operations Manager. The startup default is
FACILITY
. ESMPREF prefix
- Specifies the prefix for the external security manager profiles for this instance of Operations Manager.
- (Default) If no value is specified, Operations Manager looks for
profiles with a prefix of
RKT.OPM
without'GOM.'
preceding the prefix. - If you specify a value for ESMPREF, Operations Manager looks for
profiles with a prefix of
GOM.esmprefix
. For example, if you specifyESMPREF OPSMGR
in the Operations Manager configuration file, Operations Manager will look for profiles with the prefixGOM.OPSMGR
.
- (Default) If no value is specified, Operations Manager looks for
profiles with a prefix of
HLDATTR tttt,a,h,xat,clr
- Specifies a time and a set of attributes to apply to "held" lines
in a user's console. The startup default is
0060,N,Y,AAI,CAI
.- tttt — Specifies a number of seconds.
Must be a four-digit number. The default is 60 seconds, which is entered
as
0060
.If a "held" line in a user's console has not been responded to within the number of seconds specified, the next four attributes (a, h,, xat, clr) are applied to the line.
- a — Specifies if the audible alarm is
sounded. Values are
Y
orN
. The default is N. - h — Specifies if the line is highlighted.
Values are
Y
orN
. The default is Y. - xat — Specifies the extended attributes
applied to the line. The default is AAI. Valid values are:
AAI
– Leave as-is.ABL
– BlinkingARV
– Reverse videoAUL
– Underline
- clr — Specifies the color applied to
the line. The default is CAI. Valid values are:
CAI
– Leave as-is.CBL
– BlueCRE
– RedCPI
– PinkCGR
– GreenCCY
– CyanCYE
– YellowCWH
– White
- tttt — Specifies a number of seconds.
Must be a four-digit number. The default is 60 seconds, which is entered
as
MIXCASE Y|N
- Specifies if mixed-case data is treated as case-sensitive data. This option affects command
input and user console input handling. The default is
Y
. This operand is used when:- Text matching is specified for rules.
- Input commands are entered from the OPMGRM1 console or when using the GOMCMD command interface.
- Input commands are listed in a file, such as the startup configuration file, or specified on the CONFIG command.
- Text search operations are executed while viewing the results from the VIEWLOG, VIEWCON, or VIEWSPL commands.
To use case-sensitive data, the value for MIXCASE must be set to 'Y'. For example, when DEFACTN uses a COMMAND operand that is processed through the CP diagnose x'0008' interface, case-sensitive data may be sent to z/VM® guests, such as Linux®. However, this data will only be sent as mixed case if the DEFOPTN value for MIXCASE is set to 'Y'. For more information on DEFACTN and the COMMAND operand, refer to Usage notes.
DSTADJ Y|N
- Specifies if the schedule processing time is adjusted when a change
in daylight savings time is detected. The startup default is
Y
.DSTADJ Y
causes Operations Manager to trigger schedules (defined with DEFSCHD) strictly by wall clock time.When a time zone change causes the local time to move forward, schedules, which would have occurred within the period of time represented by the time zone change, are not executed during the time change. They are executed at their next scheduled execution time.
When a time zone change causes the local time to move backward, schedules, which should occur within the period of time represented by the time zone change, are executed twice since the specified time occurs twice.
DSTADJ N
causes Operations Manager to trigger schedules (defined with DEFSCHD) based on the time zone change.When a time zone change causes the local time to move forward, schedules, which would have been eligible for execution within the period of time represented by the time zone change, are immediately scheduled for execution at the start of the time change.
When a time zone change causes the local time to move backward, schedules, which are eligible for execution within the period of time represented by the time zone change, are executed only once. They are not repeated.
SYMBOLS abcde
- Specifies the symbols to use in various components. Each symbol is one character and is
positional in the list. If you do not wish to change a symbol, you must
input a space. The value may be entered abcde.
The symbols in the list and the defaults are:
- a — Forward search command character in VIEWCON,
VIEWLOG, and VIEWSPL. The default is a forward slash
(
/
). - b — Backward search command character in VIEWCON,
VIEWLOG, and VIEWSPL. The default is a backward slash
(
\
). - c — Repeat command
character. The default is the equal sign (
=
). - d — Line continuation character. The default is a plus sign (+).
- e — Masking character for messages in the
Operations Manager log. The
default is an asterisk (
*
).
- a — Forward search command character in VIEWCON,
VIEWLOG, and VIEWSPL. The default is a forward slash
(
AUTHCMD Y|N
- Specifies that command-level authorization should be used instead of the
CONTROL
andCONFIG
level authorization. If command-level authorization is used,ESM
authorization checking must be active.Specifying
AUTHCMD Y
activates use of the standard command-level profiles. See the ESM class and Facility class profiles for the list of standard command level profiles.If
The default isAUTHCMD Y
is specified without also specifyingESM Y
, it has no effect.N
. AUTHEXT
n,n,...,n- Specifies which of the extended command level profile sets (1 - 32) should be used in addition to the standard command level profiles. The default is 0, meaning no authorization extensions are used, only the standard profiles.
ACTNQCK int,cnt,age
- Specifies how the action processing queue should be monitored. The queue is checked every
int minutes.
A message to the system operator is issued if the queue contains more than cnt elements or contains an element over age minutes old. Each value for int, cnt, and age must be a four-digit number. If int, cnt, or age are zero, the corresponding checks are not performed.
The startup default is
0015,0100,0060
. FSTORCK int,lvm,svm
- Specifies how free storage availability should be monitored, meaning monitoring for the main
Operations Manager server (OPMGRM1 by default and referred to as
lvm) and each action processing server (OPMGRSn by default and referred to
as svm). Free storage is checked every int minutes.
A message to the system operator is issued if the amount of contiguous free storage (in MB) drops below the size specified for the lvm or svm. If 0 is specified for int, lvm, or svm, the corresponding checks are not performed.
The maximum value for lvm and svm is 2047. Each value for int, lvm, and svm must be a four-digit number. The startup default is
0015,0016,0008
. RULELIM count,interval[,lmactn]
- Specifies the default LIMIT information for the DEFRULE command.
The startup value is
1000,300
. Refer to the LIMIT operand in the DEFRULE command, which is found in Operands, for additional information. MMONLIM count,interval[,lmactn]
- Specifies the default LIMIT information for the DEFMMON command.
The startup value is
0,0
. Refer to the LIMIT operand in the DEFMMON command, which is found in Operands, for additional information. SCHDLIM count,interval[,lmactn]
- Specifies the default LIMIT information for the DEFSCHD command.
The startup value is
0,0
. Refer to the LIMIT operand in the DEFSCHD command, which is found in Operands, for additional information. SMONLIM count,interval[,lmactn]
- Specifies the default LIMIT information for the DEFSMON command.
The startup value is
0,0
. Refer to the LIMIT operand in the DEFSMON command, which is found in Operands, for additional information. EMONLIM count,interval[,lmactn]
- Specifies the default LIMIT information for the DEFEMON command.
The startup value is
1000,300
. Refer to the LIMIT operand in the DEFEMON command, which is found in Operands, for additional information. PMONLIM count,interval[,lmactn]
- Specifies the default LIMIT information for the DEFPMON command.
The startup value is
0,0
. Refer to the LIMIT operand in the DEFPMON command, which is found in Operands, for additional information. IMONLIM count,interval[,lmactn]
- Specifies the default LIMIT information for the DEFIMON command.
The startup value is
0,0
. Refer to the LIMIT operand in the DEFIMON command, which is found in Operands, for additional information. VCSCGRP vcongrp
- Specifies the group name to control the method that VIEWCON uses to communicate with monitored
users.
- If the monitored user is a member of the specified group, VIEWCON will use the guest's simulated hardware system console. This can be used to issue commands to z/OS® guests that have been configured to use the simulated hardware system console.
- If the monitored user is not a member of the specified group, VIEWCON will use the guest's virtual console. This is the method typically used to send commands to CMS and Linux guests.
_GOMVCSC
". SDFCMD Y|N
- Specifies if the commands can be performed on the system data files using the VIEWSPL command. These include the system files on the *NSS, *IMG, *UCR, and *NLS queues. The startup default is N.