I haven't played with the syntax of SYSDEF for ages, but here's what I use:
SYSDEF HWNAME(BIG-SKIP) LPARNAME(MY-TOY)
SYSNAME(SKIPEROO)
Indentation is paramount. Start SYSDEF in column 1, 'subordinate' statements in
column 2+. The above reads
"If the box is called BIG-SKIP and
the LPAR is called MY-TOY, then
set &SYSNAME for this LPAR on this box to SKIPEROO"
Here SYSNAME is hard coded, but it could also be a string of previously defined
symbols if you wanted to show off your mettle. ;-)
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J.O.Skip Robinson
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
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Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2015 11:25 AM
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Subject: Re: IEASYMxx: How is possible define more than one LPARNAME at same
time in SYSDEF?
Hi. Only a last question:
Would be possible this combination in SYSDEF sentence?
Q.1a) SYSDEF HWNAME(z196-1) LPARNAME(Test-1) SYSNAME(Test-1) (exactly these
three parameters on the same line, rest of parameters in other lines)
or else, SYSNAME(Test-1) has to be in another line apart?
That is:
Q.1b) SYSDEF HWNAME(z196-1) LPARNAME(Test-1)
SYSNAME(Test-1)
Any answer or simillar explication are welcome.
I'm wait your answers. Thank you very much.
Greetings.
P.D: I know that I need practice with the good recommendation to install
SYSPARM dialog from SYS1.SAMPLIB(SPPINST), but I don't have enought time (I
hope in the next days, I can do it).
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