Update for &AOMREAD in CA NetMaster and CA SOLVE Network Control Language Reference

Products

• CMDB for z/OS
• NetSpy Network Performance
• NetMaster Network Automation
• SOLVE
• NetMaster Network Management for SNA
• NetMaster Network Management for TCP/IP
• NetMaster File Transfer Management
• SOLVE:Operations Automation
• SOLVE:Access Session Management
• SOLVE:FTS

Issue/Introduction

We've updated the &AOMREAD section in the Network Control Language Reference for all CA NetMaster and CA SOLVE products.

Environment

Release: SLFTS.00200-12-SOLVE:FTS
Component:

Resolution

In the Network Control Language Reference for all CA NetMaster and CA SOLVE products, in the &AOMREAD section update the text for the MINOR={ YES | NO } operand, as follows:

 

 MINOR={ YES | NO }

  Specifies whether &AOMREAD is to return minor lines of a multiline WTO message.

 

MINOR=YES presents the individual lines of a multiline WTO message in order, following the

  &AOMREAD of the major line.

  This setting is useful if you want to examine attributes of each line.

 

MINOR=NO causes the next &AOMREAD after reading a major line to skip all the minor lines,

   and read the next message.

Default: YES

 

Note: Regardless of this setting, the &AOMMINLN and &AOMMINLT built-in functions allow access to the text and line type of any minor line of the current message.

The &AOMNMIN system variable indicates how many minor lines there are.

The operand has no effect except in the case where the previous line read was a multiline WTO major line.

 

Thus, you can use &AOMREAD MINOR=NO in a main processing loop, and enter an inner processing loop, to read &AOMNMIN minor lines

 

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Important! To make &AOMREAD read the minor lines in responses to console commands, use the screening table to route the minor lines to the AOMPROC.