these characters are found, PROPRTCV informs you and then prompts
you for different characters. You can also exit and change the texts that
caused the conflict.PROPCHK statements are added, if desired. PROPRTCV prompts you
for this information.
AHOSTCHK statement is added, if desired. PROPRTCV prompts you
for this information.
AROUTE statement is placed after all the above statements have been
completed.
An entry for the new SET command is added withtext" ISET I", message
type 1, action routineDMSPOR, and parameter SET. PROPRTCV prompts you for any authorization desired for this entry. See "DMSPOR -
Miscellaneous supplied actionroutines" for more information on the SET
command.
Note: The SET entry is simply placed after theROUTE statement. This is
probably not where you want it. Move the entry when the routing table
conversion is completed.
For each routing table entry,PROPRTCV 2. Encloses the specified text with the blank-separator, (I), for the specified
length of the text.
3. Generates a starting column value and an ending column value from the exist
ing displacement and length values.
4. Converts an entry with action routineDMSPOR and parameter TOLGLOPR to the action routine name DMSPOS. PROPRTCV prompts you for the rout
ing target information to be used as the parameter.
5. Converts an entry with action routineDMSPOR and parameter LOADTBL to
the action routine nameDMSPOL and no parameter.
Invoking the ProgrammableOperator Facility
Manual Invocation
Before loading and invoking the programmable operator facility, load CMS in the
virtual machine that will be running the operator facility. Use the PROPST EXEC to manually invoke the programmable operator facility.
ThePROPST EXEC drops any IBM-supplied programmable operator routines that
are currently loaded as a nucleus extension, and loads the programmable operator
as a nucleus extension. It then invokes the programmable operator facility with the
specified RTABLE. If you do not specify a routing table, the RTABLE name
defaults to"PROP". You may specify a disconnect parameter to disconnect the
programmable operator before it is invoked. The format of the invocationEXEC is as follows:
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you for different characters. You can also exit and change the texts that
caused the conflict.
for this information.
A
for this information.
A
completed.
An entry for the new SET command is added with
type 1, action routine
Miscellaneous supplied action
command.
Note: The SET entry is simply placed after the
probably not where you want it. Move the entry when the routing table
conversion is completed.
For each routing table entry,
length of the text.
3. Generates a starting column value and an ending column value from the exist
ing displacement and length values.
4. Converts an entry with action routine
ing target information to be used as the parameter.
5. Converts an entry with action routine
the action routine name
Invoking the Programmable
Manual Invocation
Before loading and invoking the programmable operator facility, load CMS in the
virtual machine that will be running the
The
are currently loaded as a nucleus extension, and loads the programmable operator
as a nucleus extension. It then invokes the programmable operator facility with the
specified RTABLE. If you do not specify a routing table, the RTABLE name
defaults to
programmable operator before it is invoked. The format of the invocation
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