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Data sent to VTAM z/OS Communications Server: SNA Programming SC27-3674-00 |
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A program operator can use the SENDCMD macroinstruction to send VTAM® operator commands and the REPLY command to VTAM. The VTAM operator commands that can be sent are the VARY, DISPLAY, and MODIFY commands. The data that the program operator sends to VTAM is in this form:
Each VTAM command issued by the program operator has the same format and meaning as when it is entered at the system console. The VARY, DISPLAY, and MODIFY commands are described in z/OS Communications Server: SNA Operation. The REPLY command is used to answer VTAM messages that require a reply from the program operator. It has the following format:
The abbreviated format of the REPLY command supported by z/OS® for the system console cannot be sent by a program operator. Example:
The informational message IST619I is followed by messages that require replies (IST095A and IST284A); VTAM assigns it a reply ID of 00 in both cases. In both cases, the reply to the message is "yes". |
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