Syntax Rules and Guidelines for PowerExchange Logger Commands
Syntax Rules and Guidelines for PowerExchange Logger Commands
The following syntax rules and guidelines apply to the basic PowerExchange Logger commands:
Do not use the same parameter more than once in a PowerExchange Logger command.
In batch jobs, include PowerExchange Logger control cards under the SYSIN DD statement. If multiple parameters are specified, add a comma (,) after each one except the last parameter that is just before END, such as:
DEFINE_LOG
DSNAME=PWX.MYLOGS.SECLOG.DS03,
COPY=SECLOG
END
You can include multiple PowerExchange Logger commands in a batch change job to accomplish a task such as defining a log data set.
If you use the MVS MODIFY (F) command to issue PowerExchange Logger commands, you must include the PowerExchange Logger procedure name followed by a comma (,). In the syntax, this name is indicated by the
proc_name
variable. If you use SDSF, place a slash (/) at the beginning, such as:
/F
proc_name
,COMMAND
Other syntax conventions, such as the use of brackets [ ] and curly brackets { }, apply to the PowerExchange Logger commands.