UNNOP

The UNNOP instruction restores an operation from the NOP status.

Table 1 describes the keywords that can be used.

Table 1. Keywords used in the Unnop Instruction
Keyword Requirement Multiple Values Allowed Description Abbreviation Format
APPL() Required Yes The name of the application to be modified.
OPNO() Optional Yes The number of the operation to be modified. If OPNO() is not specified, the UNNOP command, UN, will be issued to all the occurrence operations. OP
IADATE() Optional¹ No The input arrival date of the application occurrence. IADATE(=) assumes the current date. IADATE() and IA() are mutually exclusive. IAD YYMMDD
IATIME Optional¹ No The input arrival time of the application occurrence. If IADATE(=) is specified, IATIME() assumes that the default input arrival time is specified in the DEFIAT parameter of the EQQYRPRM member. IADATE() and IA() are mutually exclusive. IAT HHMM
IA() Optional¹ No The input arrival date and time of the application occurrence. IA(=) assumes the current date and time. It defaults to the earliest or latest input arrival date and time of the application occurrences found in the current plan, depending on the SORT parameter. IA() cannot be used together with IADATE() or IATIME(). YYMMDDHHMM
Note: ¹ Mutually exclusive with another keyword.
Example control statements:
UNNOP APPL(TEST01)
Restores all the operations of occurrence TEST01 from the NOP status
UNNOP APPL(TEST01) OP(10,30,50)
Restore operations 10, 30, and 50 of occurrence TEST01 from the NOP status
The UNNOP instruction returns one of the following return codes:
RESULT = 0
Operations status modified.
RESULT = 4
Occurrence found but operations not found in the current plan.
RESULT = 8
Occurrence not found in the current plan. Invalid instruction or PIF problem. Refer to the error messages.