Specifying an AT Override
Enter the line command AO on the Message Automation Overview panel to display the ISPF editor where you can specify an AT override, as shown in Figure 1.
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000001 IF
000002 MSGID = 'IEF451I' & ATF('ING$QRY APPL,,JOB='VALUE(SVJOB)) ^= ''
000003 & TEXT = . '- ENDED BY CC' CCODE .
000004 THEN
000005 EXEC(CMD('TERMMSG JOBNAME=' SVJOB ',CODE1=' SVJOB ',CODE2=' CCODE)
000006 ROUTE(ONE %AOFOPGSSOPER%));
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000015 If you have defined an AT action or condition, or both, and then invoke the override panel, the AT entry preview is shown on the override editor screen. You can use this as a model for your own AT definition. You can use system symbols and SA z/OS symbols in your specification.
Use the END command (PF3 key) to leave the editor panel and save any changes as an AT override.
Use the CANCEL command to leave the editor panel and discard any changes that you have made.
Notes:
- You can only define one override per message ID and thus this override applies to all applications where the message has been specified. If you define a command against a message ID that already has an override you must ensure that the command is honored via the override.
- If an AT override is specified when a specific AT action or condition already existed, then this AT action or condition is removed.