Syntax

Macro command syntax

                        .-ON-.               
>>-ISREDIT--RECOVERY--+-+----+--+------+-+---------------------><
                      |         '-SUSP-' |   
                      '-OFF--+--------+--'   
                             +-WARN---+      
                             '-NOWARN-'      

ON

The system creates and updates a recovery data set for each change thereafter.

OFF

The system does not create and update a recovery set.

WARN

This operand no longer has a practical function, due to a software change. However, the primary command continues to accept the operand for compatibility reasons.

NOWARN

This operand no longer has a practical function, due to a software change. However, the primary command continues to accept the operand for compatibility reasons.

SUSP

This operand, when specified with the ON operand has no function. It allows existing macros which save and restore the recovery state to continue working. When SUSP is specified by itself, it functions like the ON operand.

See Edit recovery for more information about edit recovery.

Assignment statement syntax

>>-ISREDIT--(var1,var2)-- = --RECOVERY-------------------------><

Macro command syntax

                             .-ON-.               
>>-ISREDIT--RECOVERY-- = --+-+----+--+------+-+----------------><
                           |         '-SUSP-' |   
                           '-OFF--+--------+--'   
                                  +-WARN---+      
                                  '-NOWARN-'      

var1

The name of a variable to contain the setting of recovery mode, either ON or OFF.

var2

The name of a variable that contains the warning setting, either WARN, NOWARN (when RECOVERY is OFF), or blank or SUSP (when RECOVERY is ON).

ON

The system creates and updates a recovery data set for each change thereafter.

OFF

The system does not create and update a recovery set.

WARN

This operand no longer has a practical function, due to a software change. However, the primary command continues to accept the operand for compatibility reasons.

NOWARN

This operand no longer has a practical function, due to a software change. However, the primary command continues to accept the operand for compatibility reasons.

SUSP

This value indicates that recovery is ON, but that it is suspended due to a previous error.