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Options

z/OS Common Information Model User's Guide
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Options

The cimsub command recognizes the following options:

-l
Lists all or selected
  • indication subscriptions ( -ls )
  • filters (-lf )
  • handlers (-lh)

Options -F and -H are superseding the -n namespace option, if -n is set together with either -F or -H.

-e
Sets the subscription state to enabled.
-d
Sets the subscription state to disabled.
-r
Removes a specific
  • indication subscription ( -rs )
  • filter (-rf )
  • handler (-rh)
  • or all three together (-ra)

Options -F and -H are superseding the -n namespace option, if -n is set together with either -F or -H.

-v
Displays verbose information (for example, subscription state, filter query, handler destination) for each listed instance.
-F [fnamespace:]filtername
Specifies the name of the filter instance used for the subscription operation. If the filter namespace [fnamespace:] is not specified, the operation is using the namespace of the subscription.
-H [hnamespace:][hclassname.]handlername
Specifies the name of the handler instance used for the subscription operation. If the handler namespace [hnamespace:] is not specified, the operation is using the namespace of the subscription. If the handler class name [hclassname.] is not specified, the operation is using the CIM_ListenerDestinationCIMXML handler class name.
Note:
Currently the only supported handler is an instance of the CIM_ListenerDestinationCIMXML class or subclass.
-n path
Specifies the namespace for the operation. For the -l option, if no namespace is specified, instances in all namespaces are listed. For all other operations, if no namespace is specified, the cimsub command operates on instances of the root/PG_InterOp namespace.
Note:
It is recommended not to use any other namespace for indications than root/PG_InterOp.
--help
Displays the command help information.
--version
Displays the CIM server version.

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