AutoSYNC Software User's Guide (Update 17)

Command Interpreter
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AUTHORIZE
The option may be disabled to troubleshoot an AutoSYNC problem or to analyze
unusual behavior.
The default is NO EMSSUPPRESS.
MAXPRIORITY priority
the maximum priority at which the ASYSYNC process can run for this user.
If the PRIORITY option specified with ADD SYNCFILESET or ALTER
SYNCFILESET exceeds this MAXPRIORITY value, this value overrides the
SYNCFileset priority.
If this parameter is omitted, the maximum priority is set to the priority of
AUTOSYNC minus 20.
RESTORE restore-program | NO RESTORE
the object file name of the RESTORE program to use on the destination system
when a file set is synchronized.
If RESTORE is omitted or if NO RESTORE is specified, the default
$SYSTEM.SYSnn.RESTORE program is used.
SUSPEND
this user is not activated as a SYNCUSER until the ACTIVATE SYNCUSER
command is issued.
TRACE | NO TRACE
instructs AutoSYNC to trace (or not to trace) its activity to the log file SLggguuu
created in the MapDB for this user.
Tracing is a diagnostic function that is likely to be requested by a support specialist
in order to identify the source of a problem. Traced items include system
messages, operations such as starting and stopping processes, creating and
purging files, opening and closing files, and so on.
AUTHORIZE
By default, the user that starts the AutoSYNC monitor process authorizes all sync
users to perform scheduled synchronizations. Thus, in a multiuser environment, the
monitor process must be started by the super user or the group manager (n, 255) of all
sync users.
An alternative is to have the super user or the group manager issue the AUTHORIZE
command to configure the AutoSYNC, which allows any user to start the AutoSYNC
monitor process.
Usage Note. EMSSUPRESS is also a GLOBAL parameter. You must use the global
parameter setting on the source and destination systems, rather than the SYNCYSER
option, if you wish to suppress optional messages for synchronizations that are done over
TCP/IP.