CUSTOM parameter - Revision history

JAL: typos

2018-01-22T17:31:36Z

typos

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	<tr><th>24</th>		<tr><th>24</th>
	<td><var>IFSTRTN</var>: Allow embedded blanks in passwords passed via IFSTRTN calls; requires semicolon as password delimiter. Leading and trailing blanks are stripped.</td>		<td><var>IFSTRTN</var>: Allow embedded blanks in passwords passed via <var>IFSTRTN</var> calls; requires semicolon as password delimiter. Leading and trailing blanks are stripped.</td>
	<td>V7.7<br /></td></tr>		<td>V7.7<br /></td></tr>

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	<table>		<table>
	<tr class="head"><th>Print command</th> <th>Results</th></tr>		<tr class="head"><th>Print command</th> <th>Results</th></tr>
	~~<tr><td>PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','96001'</td>~~
	~~<td>19960101</td></tr>~~

	<tr><td>PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','~~196001~~'</td> <td>~~20960101~~</td></tr>		<tr><td><p class="codeInTable">PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','96001')</p></td>
			<td><p class="codeInTable">19960101</p></td></tr>

	<tr><td>PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','~~95001~~'</td>		<tr><td><p class="codeInTable">PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','196001')</p></td>
	<td>~~19950101~~</td></tr>		<td><p class="codeInTable">20960101</p></td></tr>

	<tr><td>PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','095001'</td> <td>19950101</td></tr>		<tr><td><p class="codeInTable">PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','95001')</p></td>
			<td><p class="codeInTable">19950101</p></td></tr>

			<tr><td><p class="codeInTable">PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','095001')</p></td>
			<td><p class="codeInTable">19950101</p></td></tr>
	</table>		</table>

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	<table>		<table>
	<tr class="head"><th>Print command</th> <th>Results</th></tr>		<tr class="head"><th>Print command</th> <th>Results</th></tr>
	~~<tr><td>PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','96001'</td>~~
	~~<td>******</td></tr>~~

	<tr><td>PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','196001'</td> <td>20960101</td></tr>		<tr><td><p class="codeInTable">PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','96001')</p></td>
			<td><p class="codeInTable">******</p></td></tr>

			<tr><td><p class="codeInTable">PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','196001')</p></td>
			<td><p class="codeInTable">20960101</p></td></tr>

	<tr><td>PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','95001'</td>		<tr><td><p class="codeInTable">PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','95001')</p></td>
	<td>******</td></tr>		<td><p class="codeInTable">******</p></td></tr>

	<tr><td>PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','095001'</td> <td>19950101</td></tr>		<tr><td><p class="codeInTable">PRINT $DATECNV('CYYDDD','YYYYMMDD','095001')</p></td>
			<td><p class="codeInTable">19950101</p></td></tr>
	</table>		</table>

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	====Using CUSTOM=(10)====		====Using CUSTOM=(10)====
	Including <code>CUSTOM=10</code> in the <var>CCAIN</var> parameter stream enables you to specify a ~~DDNAME~~ longer than eight characters. The first eight characters will be used.		Including <code>CUSTOM=10</code> in the <var>CCAIN</var> parameter stream enables you to specify a DDname longer than eight characters. The first eight characters will be used.

	====Using CUSTOM=(11)====		====Using CUSTOM=(11)====

JDamon: Added description for CUSTOM=24

2018-01-17T17:05:47Z

Added description for CUSTOM=24

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	and no password prompt is issued.</td>		and no password prompt is issued.</td>
	<td>V7.7;<br />V7.6 (zap 76Z209 required); V7.5 (zap 75Z426 required)</td></tr>		<td>V7.7;<br />V7.6 (zap 76Z209 required); V7.5 (zap 75Z426 required)</td></tr>

			<tr><th>24</th>
			<td><var>IFSTRTN</var>: Allow embedded blanks in passwords passed via IFSTRTN calls; requires semicolon as password delimiter. Leading and trailing blanks are stripped.</td>
			<td>V7.7<br /></td></tr>


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JAL: add `'s`

2017-08-07T17:06:33Z

add <var>'s

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	</li>		</li>

	<li>If an EDIT command inadvertently contains more than one comma, such as <code>E 0,,PDS6884</code>, ~~then this will take~~ you ~~into~~ an edit session. (Without CUSTOM=42 ~~set~~ the EDIT command ~~would be~~ rejected). If the edit is saved, ~~then in this case~~ a procedure with the name <code>' ,'</code> (that is, space comma) ~~would be~~ saved. Subsequently referencing this procedure ~~needs to~~ include the leading space and enclose the name in single quotation marks:		<li>If an <var>EDIT</var> command inadvertently contains more than one comma, such as <code>E 0,,PDS6884</code>, you enter an edit session. (Without <code>CUSTOM=42</code>, the <var>EDIT</var> command is rejected). If the edit is saved, a procedure with the name <code>' ,'</code> (that is, space comma) is saved. Subsequently referencing this procedure must include the leading space and enclose the name in single quotation marks:
	<p class="code"~~><nowiki~~>E ' ,'		<p class="code">E ' ,'
	DELETE ' ,'~~</nowiki>~~</p>		DELETE ' ,'</p>
	</li>		</li>

ELowell: /* Using CUSTOM=(42) */

2017-08-03T15:54:50Z

Using CUSTOM=(42)

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	</li>		</li>

	<li>If an EDIT command inadvertently contains more than one comma, ~~e.g.~~ E 0,,PDS6884, then this will take you into an edit session ( ~~without~~ CUSTOM=42 set the EDIT command would be rejected )~~, and if~~ the edit is saved, then in this case a ~~proc~~ with the name ' ,' (that is: space comma) would be saved. Subsequently referencing this procedure needs to include the leading space~~, enclosed~~ in ~~quotes e.g.~~		<li>If an EDIT command inadvertently contains more than one comma, such as <code>E 0,,PDS6884</code>, then this will take you into an edit session. (Without CUSTOM=42 set the EDIT command would be rejected). If the edit is saved, then in this case a procedure with the name <code>' ,'</code> (that is, space comma) would be saved. Subsequently referencing this procedure needs to include the leading space and enclose the name in single quotation marks:
	<p class="code"><nowiki>E ' ,'		<p class="code"><nowiki>E ' ,'
	DELETE ' ,'</nowiki></p>		DELETE ' ,'</nowiki></p>

DCameron: /* Using CUSTOM=(42) */

2017-08-03T07:09:11Z

Using CUSTOM=(42)

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	</li>		</li>

	<li>If an EDIT command inadvertently contains more than one comma, e.g. E 0,,PDS6884, then this will take you into an edit session ( without CUSTOM=42 set the EDIT command would be rejected ), and if the edit is saved, then in this case a proc with the name ' ,' would be saved. ~~As above,~~ to ~~remove this proc issue~~ the ~~DELETE command with the name~~ enclosed in quotes:		<li>If an EDIT command inadvertently contains more than one comma, e.g. E 0,,PDS6884, then this will take you into an edit session ( without CUSTOM=42 set the EDIT command would be rejected ), and if the edit is saved, then in this case a proc with the name ' ,' (that is: space comma) would be saved. Subsequently referencing this procedure needs to include the leading space, enclosed in quotes e.g.
	<p class="code"><nowiki>DELETE ' ,'</nowiki></p>		<p class="code"><nowiki>E ' ,'
			DELETE ' ,'</nowiki></p>
	</li>		</li>

DCameron: /* Using CUSTOM=(42) */

2017-08-02T10:09:22Z

Using CUSTOM=(42)

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	<p class="code"><nowiki>EDIT 'A''B''C'''</nowiki></p>		<p class="code"><nowiki>EDIT 'A''B''C'''</nowiki></p>
	</li>		</li>

			<li>If an EDIT command inadvertently contains more than one comma, e.g. E 0,,PDS6884, then this will take you into an edit session ( without CUSTOM=42 set the EDIT command would be rejected ), and if the edit is saved, then in this case a proc with the name ' ,' would be saved. As above, to remove this proc issue the DELETE command with the name enclosed in quotes:
			<p class="code"><nowiki>DELETE ' ,'</nowiki></p>
			</li>

	</ul>		</ul>

	[[Category:System parameters]]		[[Category:System parameters]]
	[[Category:Parameters]]		[[Category:Parameters]]

JAL: add colon to CUSTOM=11

2017-05-08T18:58:16Z

add colon to CUSTOM=11

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	<p class="code">Ampersand <tt>&</tt>		<p class="code">Ampersand <tt>&</tt>
	Asterisk <tt>*</tt>		Asterisk <tt>*</tt>
			Colon <tt>:</tt>
	Dash <tt>-</tt>		Dash <tt>-</tt>
	Equal sign <tt>=</tt>		Equal sign <tt>=</tt>
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	Underscore <tt>_</tt>		Underscore <tt>_</tt>
	Vertical bar <tt>\|</tt>		Vertical bar <tt>\|</tt>
	~~</p>~~		</p></td>
	~~<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> The colon character (<tt>:</tt>) is used in Model 204 to change passwords regardless of the security interface used.~~
	~~Although RACF allows a colon in a password, Model 204 continues to prohibit the use of the colon in a password.~~ </p></td>
	<td>V7.4</td></tr>		<td>V7.4</td></tr>

JAL: add CUSTOM 11 special chars

2017-05-08T17:49:38Z

add CUSTOM 11 special chars

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-<td>Controls mixed-case password support for login passwords.  If it is set, mixed-case login passwords are allowed for both external and CCASTAT security. If it is not set, all login passwords are uppercase.</td>
+<td>Controls mixed-case password support for login passwords. If it is set, mixed-case login passwords are allowed for both external and CCASTAT security. If it is not set, all login passwords are uppercase.
 <td>V7.4</td></tr>

JAL: minor wordsmithing

2017-03-17T16:30:13Z

minor wordsmithing

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	<p class="code">CUSTOM=(1,2,3,4,6,8,9,10,11)		<p class="code">CUSTOM=(1,2,3,4,6,8,9,10,11)
	</p>		</p>

	==Custom settings==		==Custom settings==
	<p>		<p>
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	Suppress the last line in the <var>LOGCTL</var> dialog during <var>ADD</var>, <var>CHANGE</var>, and <var>DELETE</var>.		Suppress the last line in the <var>LOGCTL</var> dialog during <var>ADD</var>, <var>CHANGE</var>, and <var>DELETE</var>.
	<p class="code"> LOGCTL C USER1		<p class="code"> LOGCTL C USER1
	*** M204.0374: ENTER PASSWORD,PRIVILEGES,PRIORITY		*** M204.0374: ENTER PASSWORD,PRIVILEGES,PRIORITY
	*** M204.0379: Enter terminal list, all, none, add, del, or return		*** M204.0379: Enter terminal list, all, none, add, del, or return

	USER1 X'10' LOW ALL <b><~~----~~----suppress this line</b>		USER1 X'10' LOW ALL <b><----suppress this line</b>
	*** M204.0376: Parameters accepted		*** M204.0376: Parameters accepted
	*** M204.0345: CCASTAT updated		*** M204.0345: CCASTAT updated
	</p>		</p>
	</td>		</td>
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	<var>FILELOAD</var>; skip DDname check for <code>CCA1WK01</code> to allow DFSORT to dynamically allocate sort work datasets. DFSORT will dynamically allocate CCA1WK01-CCA1WK06 unless overridden by <code>//DFSPARM</code>:		<var>FILELOAD</var>; skip DDname check for <code>CCA1WK01</code> to allow DFSORT to dynamically allocate sort work datasets. DFSORT will dynamically allocate CCA1WK01-CCA1WK06 unless overridden by <code>//DFSPARM</code>:
	<p class="code">//DFSPARM DD *		<p class="code">//DFSPARM DD *
	// SIZE=200M,LIST,LISTX,MSGPRT=ALL,FILSZ=E1800000		// SIZE=200M,LIST,LISTX,MSGPRT=ALL,FILSZ=E1800000
	// OPTION DYNALLOC=(SYSDA,3) <b><------will override</b></p></td>		// OPTION DYNALLOC=(SYSDA,3) <b><----will override</b></p></td>
	<td>V7.5 <br>(zap 75Z279 required)</td></tr>		<td>V7.5 <br>(zap 75Z279 required)</td></tr>

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	<tr><th>23</th>		<tr><th>23</th>
	<td>LOGIN command~~; always~~ truncate ~~the~~ user ID to 10 characters ~~at login~~ and allow the login to continue with the password prompt. Without CUSTOM=23, ~~if the~~ user ID is longer than 10 characters~~, the login~~ fails immediately with:		<td><var>LOGIN</var> command processing: truncate a login user ID to 10 characters, and allow the login to continue with the password prompt. Without <var>CUSTOM</var> 23, a user ID longer than 10 characters fails immediately with <code>M204.0349: Login failed</code>,
	<p> M204.0349: Login failed</p>
	and no password prompt is issued.</td>		and no password prompt is issued.</td>
	<td>V7.7;<br />V7.6 (zap 76Z209 required);		<td>V7.7;<br />V7.6 (zap 76Z209 required); V7.5 (zap 75Z426 required)</td></tr>
	V7.5 (zap 75Z426 required)</td></tr>

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JDamon: Clarified the meaning of CUSTOM=23

2017-03-17T09:33:18Z

Clarified the meaning of CUSTOM=23

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	<tr><th>23</th>		<tr><th>23</th>
	<td>~~Always~~ truncate the user ID to 10 characters at ~~logon~~.</td>		<td>LOGIN command; always truncate the user ID to 10 characters at login and allow the login to continue with the password prompt. Without CUSTOM=23, if the user ID is longer than 10 characters, the login fails immediately with:
			<p> M204.0349: Login failed</p>
			and no password prompt is issued.</td>
	<td>V7.7;<br />V7.6 (zap 76Z209 required);		<td>V7.7;<br />V7.6 (zap 76Z209 required);
	V7.5 (zap 75Z426 required)</td></tr>		V7.5 (zap 75Z426 required)</td></tr>

CUSTOM parameter - Revision history

JAL: typos

JDamon: Added description for CUSTOM=24

JAL: add 's

ELowell: /* Using CUSTOM=(42) */

DCameron: /* Using CUSTOM=(42) */

DCameron: /* Using CUSTOM=(42) */

JAL: add colon to CUSTOM=11

JAL: add CUSTOM 11 special chars

JAL: minor wordsmithing

JDamon: Clarified the meaning of CUSTOM=23

JAL: add `'s`