The SET command

The SET command specifies the operational characteristics of the local system. This command allows you to perform the following actions related to RRSF:

List the attributes of the local node. See Listing information about RRSF functions on the local node.
Specify trace parameters. See Tracing APPC, IMAGE, and RRSF events.
Specify one or more members of the RACF® parameter library to process. For more information on the RACF parameter library, see The RACF parameter library.
Specify whether password synchronization is active.
Specify whether commands, password changes, or application updates are automatically directed from the local node.
Specify whether any user IDs will receive output from automatically directed commands, automatically directed passwords, synchronized passwords, or automatically directed application updates executed at the local node, and if so which user IDs and under what conditions.
Specify whether any user IDs will be notified whether automatically directed commands, automatically directed passwords, synchronized passwords, or automatically directed application updates executed at the local node succeed or fail, and if so which user IDs and under what conditions.

The SET command can be issued as a RACF operator command, or from the RACF parameter library. For the syntax of the SET command, see z/OS Security Server RACF Command Language Reference. For information on establishing security for the SET command, see z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide.