On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 13:51:46 -0600, Rick Fochtman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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>>Larry the bits are mapped by IHAHCLOG (in SYS1.MODGEN). They
represent
>>the ROUTCDE of the message. Thus X'00800000' or B'0000000010000'.
Count
>>the positions and see the 1 is in position 9 meaning the message is
>>issued with routcde 9. It'll take an IPL to correct the CONSOLxx
>>definitions.
>>
>>
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>What about the VARY command?
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I HAVE DID IT! Successfully! We've now got a sticky-bright ICH302D msg on
that console as we speak! and it ain't rolling off!
My boss says he thinks he remembers that we used to have another console
defined for our former security admins, and the Routcd=9 (security) messages
were sent only to them.
I have Varied the "master" console to Add Rout=9 -- and will consider Alan's
suggestion about all-except-11 before our next IPL on Jan 13.
Thanks to all.
Larry M. Burch DBA (Ret.) lmburch [EMAIL PROTECTED] cabq.gov
Information Technology Specialist for
City of Albuquerque
Albuquerque NM USA 87102
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