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IBMzOS_SFMAttributes

z/OS Common Information Model User's Guide
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IBMzOS_SFMAttributes

Purpose

An array of embedded instances of this class is used as input parameter to method SetSFMAttributes() (see Methods).

Properties

uint64 IdentityToken
Is the ‘IdentityToken’ of the SysplexNode whose SFM attributes are to be modified. The IdentityToken is a 64 bit unsigned integer that must be converted to a 20 character field, padded on the left with the character zero ('0'). An IdentityToken and IdentityName of '0' indicates that default values should be set for all SysplexNodes.
string IdentityName
Is the 'IdentityName' of the SysplexNode whose SFM attributes are to be modified. An IdentityToken and IdentityName of '0' indicates that default values should be set for all SysplexNodes.
boolean SetSystemWeight
Indicates that the SFM_Weight property should be updated.
boolean SetSystemSFMAction
Indicates that the SFM_Action (and possibly the SFM_Interval) property should be updated.
boolean SetMemStallTime
Indicates that the SFM stalled member action for the system should be updated.
boolean ResetMemStallTime
Indicates that the SFM stalled member action for the system should be cleared.
uint32 System_Weight
Is the new SFM weight value. The SFM weight is a 32 bit unsigned integer that must be converted to a 10 charater field, padded on the left with the character zero ('0').
uint32 SFM_Action
Is the new SFM action value. Valid character values are:
1
Prompt operator
2
Isolate
3
System reset
4
Deactivate
uint32 SFM_Interval
Is the time in seconds corresponding to the SFM action. It is valid only when the action is being set to isolate (2), SystemReset (3), or Deactivate (4). The time is a 32 bit unsigned integer that must be converted to a 10 charater field, padded on the left with the character zero ('0').
uint32 MemStallTime
Is the time in seconds that must pass before SFM takes action against a stalled member causing signal sympathy sickness.

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