| HZS_HANDLE |
IBM® Health Checker for z/OS® sets this variable to the correct value when it calls a REXX
check. Your REXX check must not modify HZS_HANDLE. The HZS_HANDLE is used to synchronize the check
and IBM Health Checker for z/OS, because they do not run in the same address space. If the HZSLFMSG
function is used within a REXX procedure, make sure you used for example the EXPOSE procedure option
to make HZS_HANDLE accessible to the procedure code. |
| HZSLFMSG_REQUEST=
{ 'CHECKMSG' | 'DIRECTMSG' | 'HZSMSG' | 'STOP'
| 'DOM'} |
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- CHECKMSG indicates that the message text is provided in the message
table identified by the MSGTBL parameter when the check
was added to IBM Health
Checker for z/OS.
- DIRECTMSG indicates that the messages for this check
are issued directly from the check routine - this check does not have
a message table associated with it. The message text for this message
is provided in the HZSLFMSG_REQUEST='DIRECTMSG' input variables.
- HZSMSG indicates that the message text is provided by IBM Health Checker for z/OS.
- STOP indicates that the system is to stop calling this
check. The message text is provided by IBM Health Checker for z/OS.
- DOM indicates that all the check exception WTOs from
previous iterations of this check be DOMed. HZSLFMSG_REQUEST=DOM for
a check added as DOM(CHECK) gives you control over when exception
messages WTOs for a check are DOMed. For information on using this
function, see Controlling check exception message WTOs and their automation consequences.
HZSLFMSG_REQUEST='DOM'
is only allowed: - From within a check routine
- Before any check exception messages have been sent in the current
check iteration
- For checks added with parameter DOM(CHECK).
There are no HZSLFMSG_REQUEST=DOM input variables.
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