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DEFAULTS operator

z/OS DFSORT Application Programming Guide
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>>-DEFAULTS--LIST(listdd)--+-----------+-----------------------><
                           +-LISTSDB---+   
                           '-LISTNOSDB-'   

Prints the DFSORT installation defaults report in a separate list data set.

DFSORT enables you to maintain separate sets of installation defaults for eight different installation environments as follows:
  • JCL (ICEAM1) - batch JCL directly invoked installation environment
  • INV (ICEAM2) - batch program invoked installation environment
  • TSO (ICEAM3) - TSO directly invoked installation environment
  • TSOINV (ICEAM4) - TSO program invoked installation environment
  • TD1 (ICETD1) - first time-of-day installation environment
  • TD2 (ICETD2) - second time-of-day installation environment
  • TD3 (ICETD3) - third time-of-day installation environment
  • TD4 (ICETD4) - fourth time-of-day installation environment

Each installation default has two or more possible values; DFSORT is shipped with a set of IBM-supplied defaults that can be modified using ICEPRMxx members of PARMLIB or the ICEMAC macro. The DEFAULTS operator provides an easy way to determine the installation default values to be used at run-time. See z/OS DFSORT Installation and Customization for a complete discussion of ICEPRMxx members in PARMLIB, the ICEMAC macro, the eight installation environments, and the installation default values.

DEFAULTS produces a three-part report showing:
  1. The merged PARMLIB/ICEMAC installation default values for ICEAM1-4 and ICETD1-4 that will be used at run-time.
  2. The specified PARMLIB ICEPRMxx member option values for ICEAM1-4 and ICETD1-4 (for reference).
  3. The ICEMAC installation default values for ICEAM1-4 and ICETD1-4 (for reference).
The format of the report produced by DEFAULTS varies depending on the defaults selected, but the first part of the report might look like this conceptually:
Z/OS DFSORT V2R1  MERGED PARMLIB/ICEMAC DEFAULTS     - p -
    
    * IBM-SUPPLIED DEFAULT (ONLY SHOWN IF DIFFERENT FROM THE SPECIFIED DEFAULT)

 ITEM           JCL (ICEAM1) VALUE       INV (ICEAM2) VALUE       TSO (ICEAM3) VALUE       TSOINV (ICEAM4) VALUE
 ----------     --------------------     --------------------     --------------------     -------------------
 item           value                    value                    value                    value
  .
  .
  .
 item           value                    value                    value                    value
 item           value                    value                    value                    value
                                         * IBM_value
  .
  .
  .

 Z/OS DFSORT V2R1  MERGED PARMLIB/ICEMAC DEFAULTS     - p -    

    * IBM-SUPPLIED DEFAULT (ONLY SHOWN IF DIFFERENT FROM THE SPECIFIED DEFAULT)

 ITEM           TD1 (ICETD1) VALUE       TD2 (ICETD2) VALUE       TD3 (ICETD3) VALUE       TD4 (ICETD4) VALUE
 ----------     --------------------     --------------------     --------------------     -------------------
 item           value                    value                    value                    value
  .
  .
  .
 item           value                    value                    value                    value
                * IBM_value              * IBM_value
 item           value                    value                    value                    value
  .
  .
  .

The merged PARMLIB/ICEMAC default value for each item is shown as it is set for each of the eight installation environments. For any value that is different from the IBM-supplied value, the IBM-supplied value is shown below it.

The control character occupies the first byte of each record. The title and headings are always printed; p is the page number. The item name column occupies 10 bytes, each of the item value columns occupies 20 bytes, and 5 blanks appear between columns.

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