NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Operator's Guide

Resetting a SYSPARMS Operand Value

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To clear the invalid status, you can do one of the following:

Enter a valid value.

Reset the value (see “Resetting a SYSPARMS Operand Value,” next in this

section).

Exit (by pressing the F3/PF03 function key) and then reenter the

Display/Update SYSPARMS Settings facility. The old value is retained.

If you try to change the value of a system parameter that can only be set during

system initialization, an error message is displayed. An example is:

ID - SYSPARMS ID OPERAND NOT VALID AFTER INITIALIZATION

COMPLETED

and the STATUS field displays the invalid message.

To clear the invalid status, you must exit (by pressing the F3/PF03 function key),

and then reenter the Display/Update SYSPARMS Settings facility.

If your command authority level is not high enough to change the value of a

particular operand, an error message is displayed. For example:

CDELAY - INSUFFICIENT COMMAND AUTHORITY LEVEL

and the STATUS field displays the invalid message.

To clear the invalid status, you must exit (by pressing the F3/PF03 function key),

and then reenter the Display/Update SYSPARMS Settings facility.

Note You cannot use the scroll function keys or the L command when you have invalid in any of the

STATUS fields. If you attempt to use the keys or the command, the following message appears:

Requested function denied... invalid SYSPARMS displayed

Resetting a SYSPARMS

Operand Value

To reset the value of a SYSPARMS operand, enter the R (for reset) command with the

name of the operand you wish to reset in the command line and press the ENTER key.

SYSPARMS-operand

is the name of the SYSPARMS operand whose value you want

to reset.

The value of the operand is reset to its original value, and the STATUS field displays a

reset message.