Cisco Cisco Tidal Enterprise Scheduler 6.2 User Guide

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Cisco Tidal Enterprise Scheduler z/OS Agent and Gateway Adapter Guide
6.2.1 SP3
Chapter 8      Gateway Commands to Control the Started Tasks 
Commands for TSIRECRD and TSISPACE
SMFTYPE(nnn)
Where nnn is a one to three digit decimal number between 0-255, representing SMF record types that 
should be processed by TSIRECRD.
The default is the pair of SMF record types specified in the HSMSMFTYPE parameter or is obtained from 
the DFSMShsm when TSISPACE and TSIRECRD are initialized. This parameter can be a list of record 
types separated by blanks or commas, a range of record types separated by a colon (:) or a list of record 
types and ranges.
SVCDUMP(yes/no)
Yes
 indicates that an SVC dump is taken if an abend occurs in the address space. 
The default is No, indicating no SVC dump is taken by our code if an abend occurs.
WTP(yes/no)
Yes
 indicates that most messages issued by the started task are sent to the system log as a 
write-to-programmer. 
The default is no, which sends a message to SYSTSPRT file in the started task. WTP and PUTLINE are 
mutually exclusive.
Commands for TSIRECRD and TSISPACE
All of the following commands can be sent to TSIRECRD for execution by either: 
  •
issuing an MVS modify command against the TSIRECRD address space
  •
issuing the TSO command processor TSITSOCE
  •
executing TSITSOCE as a batch program. 
Some of the following commands can also be sent to TSISPACE for execution but this can only be done 
by issuing an MVS modify command against the TSISPACE address space.
ABEND command
The ABEND command is used to cause the TSIRECRD address space to abend with an “S0C1” 
immediately. This command is used for problem diagnosis and should only be used at the request of 
Support. Example: 
F TSIRECRD,ABEND
ALLOCATE command
The ALLOCATE command, alias ALLOC, is used to dynamically allocate a dataset for use by 
TSIRECRD
. Example: 
F TSRECRD, ALLOC,DSNAME(your.dataset),OLD,KEEP
 
The parameters available for use with this command are: