TOSISTA control statement

The TOSISTA control statement issues the /START (/STA) command of IMS for the prime database and each index after the build process.

Requirement: The command is issued by using the IMS Tools Online System Interface. To specify the TOSISTA control statement, you must also specify the TOSIXCFGRP control statement.
Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagramTOSISTA NOYES,INDEX,ALL,LOCAL,GLOBAL
TOSISTA
Specifies that this is a TOSISTA statement.
NO
IMS Index Builder does not issue /STA commands.
YES
IMS Index Builder issues /STA commands.
INDEX
IMS Index Builder issues /STA commands only for the built indexes.
ALL
IMS Index Builder issues /STA commands for the prime database and the built indexes.

The following keywords specify the parameters that are issued with the /STA commands.

LOCAL
The /STA command is issued to each IMS subsystem that belongs to the XCF group of the IMS Tools Online System Interface.
GLOBAL
The /STA command is issued with the GLOBAL keyword to one of the IMS subsystems that belongs to the XCF group.

If this statement is not specified, NO is the default. If only TOSISTA YES is specified, TOSISTA YES,INDEX,LOCAL is used.

If a list of partition names is specified on the PARTNAME control statement or the INDEX control statement, the /STA commands are issued for the partitions in the list. Otherwise, the /STA command is issued for the HALDB master database or PSINDEX master database.

Tip: You can override the default value in the runtime parameters module. See the explanation of the IIURDFLT TOSISTA entry in Defining runtime parameters.