Specifying the HZSPRMxx members you want the system to use

To specify the HZSPRMxx members at startup time, specify the two digit suffix of an HZSPRMxx member in one of the following commands:
START hzsproc,HZSPRM=xx
      or
START hzsproc,HZSPRM=(x1,...,xn)
In this example, hzsproc is the name of the IBM Health Checker for z/OS procedure. Note that if you issue the START hzsproc without specifying a parmlib member suffix on the HZSPRM= parameter in either the start command or the IBM® Health Checker for z/OS® procedure, the system uses the special value HZSPRM=PREV, which will let the system use the HZSPRMxx suffixes as specified on the system parameter HZS (for the first start), or the suffixes which were in use by a previous instance of Health Checker (for secondary starts).
The IBM Health Checker for z/OS procedure as shipped contains the following:
//HZSPROC JOB JESLOG=SUPPRESS
//HZSPROC  PROC HZSPRM='PREV'
//HZSSTEP  EXEC   PGM=HZSINIT,REGION=0K,TIME=NOLIMIT,
//      PARM='SET PARMLIB=&HZSPRM'
//*HZSPDATA DD   DSN=SYS1.&SYSNAME..HZSPDATA,DISP=OLD
//        PEND
//        EXEC HZSPROC
The value for PARM= must resolve to SET PARMLIB=(suffix1,...,suffixn).
To specify the HZSPRMxx members you want IBM Health Checker for z/OS to use each time the system starts it up, see Tell the system which HZSPRMxx members you want to use.
To specify HZSPRMxx members dynamically while IBM Health Checker for z/OS is running, use one of the following modify commands:
```
F hzsproc,ADD PARMLIB=(suffix1,suffix2,...,suffixn)
F hzsproc,REPLACE PARMLIB=(suffix1,suffix2,...,suffixn)
```
where suffixn is the two digit suffix of an HZSPRMxx member.