LOGO_CONFIG Statement

Purpose

Use the LOGO_CONFIG statement to specify the file name and file type of a logo configuration file.

How to Specify

The LOGO_CONFIG statement is optional. Because there is only one logo configuration file, you need only one LOGO_CONFIG statement. If you specify more than one LOGO_CONFIG statement, CP uses the last one specified. You can place LOGO_CONFIG statements anywhere in the system configuration file.

If you do not specify a LOGO_CONFIG statement, CP looks for a file named LOGO CONFIG on the parm disk. If this file does not exist on the parm disk, CP uses the information in HCPBOX ASSEMBLE to build the logos.

Operands

fn

is the file name of the logo configuration file.

ft

is the file type of the logo configuration file. This file must be on the same disk as the system configuration file.

Usage Notes

1. If you specify a file name or file type of -SYSTEM-, CP uses the name of the system being IPLed as that file name or file type. For example, if your system name is VMSYS3 and you have the following LOGO_CONFIG statement in your system configuration file:

     Logo_Config  -system-  config

   CP looks for a file named VMSYS3 CONFIG on the parm disk.
2. CP will not read a logo configuration file if the -SYSTEM- variable is included and no system name exists to replace it. This situation arises when you do not specify SYSTEM_IDENTIFIER and SYSTEM_IDENTIFIER_DEFAULT statements in the system configuration file before the LOGO_CONFIG statement.