SUPP

Terminal operator


   .-SUPP--=--NEVER------.   
>>-+---------------------+-------------------------------------><
   |          .-NEVER--. |   
   '-SUPP--=--+--------+-'   
              '-ALWAYS-'

macroinstruction:

USSMSG

dependency:

BUFFER

VTAM operator


>>-+---------------------+-------------------------------------><
   '-SUPP--=--+--------+-'   
              +-ALWAYS-+     
              +-INFO---+     
              +-NEVER--+     
              +-NORM---+     
              +-SER----+     
              '-WARN---'

macroinstruction:

USSMSG

dependency:

none

Specifies the message suppression class to be used for this message. The message suppression class for a message, along with the SUPP start option and the MODIFY SUPP command, determines whether a particular message will be suppressed by VTAM®.

If the SUPP operand is omitted or is specified with a null value (SUPP=), VTAM uses the SUPP value specified for this message ID in the next USS table searched.

You cannot suppress individual VTAM messages in a multi-line WTO (MLWTO) message (that is, messages identified as issued as part of a message group). You can suppress message groups by suppressing the message identified as the first in the group. See z/OS Communications Server: SNA Messages to identify messages issued as part of a group.

SUPP=ALWAYS: Specifies that this message is always to be suppressed, regardless of what level of message suppression is in effect.
SUPP=INFO: Specifies that this message is to be in the informational message suppression class.
SUPP=NEVER: Specifies that this message is never to be suppressed, regardless of what level of message suppression is in effect. That is, this message should always be written.
SUPP=NORM: Specifies that this message is to be in the normal message suppression class.
SUPP=SER: Specifies that this message is to be in the serious message suppression class.
SUPP=WARN: Specifies that this message is to be in the warning message suppression class.