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Appendix E: XAC Host Macros
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E19: XAC_RUN_MACRO
XAC_RUN_MACRO is used to execute macros from an ACACL Command Entry. This
provides error recovery within the command execution; thus, a macro that encounters
errors does not terminate execution and return to an unsecured TACL prompt running
as a privileged Userid.
Syntax:
XAC_RUN_MACRO [<options>] <TACL-command>
where <options> can be:
-LOGOFF Logoff TACL at end of <TACL-command>
-EXIT Execute #SET #EXIT 1 at end of <TACL-command>
-STOP Execute #STOP at the end of <TACL-command>
-PLAIN Execute #SET #TACLFORMAT PLAIN before executing
<TACL-command>
-BREAK Execute #SET #BREAKMODE ENABLE before executing
<TACL-command>
Note: LOGOFF, -EXIT and -STOP are mutually exclusive.
The Example below shows an ACACL Command Entry that starts a TACL that
executes the TACL macro $DATA1.APPOPS.MONDAY and exits.
Example:
ACACL Command Entry
COMMAND BUILD-ENVIRONMENT
USER 255,255
OBJECT $SYSTEM.SYSNN.TACL
ACL 222,*
INPUT "XAC_RUN_MACRO -EXIT RUN $DATA1.APPOPS.MON"
Note: If the XAC TACL segment is not installed as a standard part of the logon
sequence, you must include a statement to attach the segment before executing
the XAC_RUN_MACRO (refer to Appendix E5: “XAC” on page 249).
Example:
ACACL Command Entry
COMMAND BUILD-ENVIRONMENT
USER 255,255
OBJECT $SYSTEM.SYSNN.TACL
ACL 222,*
INPUT "RUN $SYSTEM.XYGATEAC.XAC INSTALL"
INPUT "XAC_RUN_MACRO -EXIT RUN $DATA1.APPOPS.MON"