Input variables for HZSLFMSG_REQUEST='STOP'

HZSLFMSG_REQUEST='STOP' indicates that the system is to stop calling this check. The message text is provided by IBM® Health Checker for z/OS®.

The following REXX variables are required input when HZSLFMSG_REQUEST='STOP' is specified:

Table 1. HZSLFMSG_REQUEST='STOP' input variables
Variable name	Description
HZSLFMSG_REASON='BADPARM'	Indicates that the parameters are not valid. The system issues message HZS1001E. This message is also recorded in the check's message buffer. The state of the check is changed to parameter error. The check remains disabled until the PARMS are changed, presumably to address the error.
HZSLFMSG_REASON='ERROR'	Indicates that the message is being issued because of error. The system is to issue HZS1002E. The state of the check is changed to error. The check is disabled. The check will not be called again until the check is refreshed. The following REXX variable is required input for HZSLFMSG_REASON='ERROR'': HZSLFMSG_DIAG - is set to the data to be displayed as hex data in the message output to provide diagnostic information for the failure that is being reported. There is no pre-defined format for this data; it may well be internal component diagnostic data. The value in HZSLFMSG_DIAG must be either: An 8 character value that will be displayed as hexadecimal value. A 16 character hexadecimal value, that may contain valid hexadecimal characters: 0-9 and A-F only.
HZSLFMSG_REASON='ENVNA'	Indicates that the check is not applicable in the current system environment. Message HZS1003E is written as hardcopy-only and is also written to the check's message buffer. The state of the check is changed to not applicable. The check is disabled. The check will not be called again until the reason for the condition is resolved and the check is refreshed (or its parameter is changed).