Arguments

Argument name=LTDEPR
Automatic resolution of external dependencies when inserting new LTP occurrences.
Argument value=Y
Yes.
Argument value=N
No (default).
Argument name=CPDEPR
Automatic resolution of external dependencies when inserting new current plan occurrences.
Argument value=Y
Add successor and predecessor dependencies.
Argument value=N
Do not add any dependencies (default).
Argument value=P
Add predecessor dependencies.
Argument value=S
Add successor dependencies.
Argument name=FASTPATH
FASTPATH can make the search for operations considerably faster when you want only to retrieve computer and printer operations.
Argument value=Y
If you specify Y (YES), HCL Workload Automation for Z searches the current plan for computer or printer operations matching the job name search argument. It then selects all operations in the occurrences that contain these computer or printer operations (that is, even operations at general workstations), and retrieves these operations based on the remaining search arguments that you have specified.
Argument value=N
If you specify N (NO), which is the default value, all operations are retrieved that match the search argument criteria that you have specified.
Argument name=RETMSG
This argument lets you request the address of the area where the message ID and message text is returned. The address points to the message ID, the layout of the area is described in the paragraph Data area. There is no argument value for this argument name.
Argument name=RETMSGID
This argument lets you request the address of the area where the message ID is returned. There is no argument value for this argument name.
Argument name=SUPMSG
SUPMSG lets you prevent a message from being written to the message log. You can prevent more than one message from being written to message log by issuing multiple OPTIONS requests with the SUPMSG argument specified.
Argument value=MSGmsgid
Specify MSG followed by the message identifier. To obtain the message identifier, remove the HCL Workload Automation for Z prefix (EQQ) from the beginning of the message and the severity indicator from the end of the message.

For example, to prevent message EQQW002E from being written to the message log, specify an argument value of MSGW002.

Argument name=ADVERS
Application description versions support when delete, insert or replace an AD record.
Argument value=Y
Yes. When inserting or replacing an AD record, and another record with the same ADID exists, the VALTO and VALFROM values will be set so that the different versions of the application have consecutive validity intervals, with the same logic used by the ISPF dialogs.
Argument value=N
No (default). The AD record is stored as provided by the user.
Argument name=ADOICHK
Use this option to specify whether or not you want AD/OI consistency checks to be made every time an application is deleted or modified.

Consistency checks involve looking in the application description data base for matches for all the operator instructions in the application. Any operator instructions without a match are deleted.

The checks are made immediately after the application description PIF action has completed with a zero return code.

Argument value=Y
Yes. Consistency checks are performed whenever an application description record is deleted or replaced using the PIF.
Argument value=N
No (default). Consistency checks are not performed.
Argument name=VERADGRD
Application descriptions that are members of an application group have the name of the group definition in field ADGROUPID of segment ADCOM. VERADGRD controls the verification of this field when a new application description is created or an existing one is replaced. The verification is done for active application descriptions.
Argument value=F
The group definition is verified to check that it exists, is active and valid for at least a part of the validity period of the application description being created or updated.
Argument value=Y
Same as for value=F, except that the application group id is accepted if the application description already has this application group id. It could be an update without any change to the application group id or an insert of a new version when there already are active versions with the same application group id.
Argument value=N (default)
No check is made to verify that the application group exists.
Argument name=VERSRWSN
The special resource description, SR, has fields representing workstations, the full workstation names or generic names; field SRDWSNAME of segment SRDWS for default connected workstations, field SRIWSNAME of segment SRIWS for workstations connected to an interval. VERSRWSN controls the verification of these fields when a new special resource is created or an existing one is replaced.
Argument value=F
The workstation fields are verified against the workstation description file. Each workstation field in the resource description must match at least one of the workstation descriptions.
Argument value=Y
Same as for value=F except that the workstation value is accepted if the resource description already has this workstation name. It could be an update without any change to the workstation names.
Argument value=N (default)
No check is made to verify that the workstation description exists.
Argument name=DURSEC
This argument lets you decide the duration format of Insert and Replace Action of AD/WS record. ADOPDUR and WSOPDUR fields contain duration value in minutes. APOPDURI and WSOPDURI fields contain duration value in hundredths of a second. If DURSEC is not specified, Adopur/Wsopdur value will be used.
Argument Value=Y
Adopduri/Wsopduri will be always used.
Argument Value=N
The field Adopduri/Wsopduri will be checked to have the same value of the field Adopdur/Wsopdur when the field Adopduri/Wsopduri is rounded up to a number of minutes. If this happens, it means that no change occurred in the duration value and the field Adopduri/Wsopduri will be used. If the Adopduri/Wsopduri value is different from the Adopdur/Wsopdur one, it means that the user changed duration value in Adopdur/Wsopdur and this field will be used.