RNL {(INCL)}
{(EXCL)}
{(CON) }
- Specifies the
RNL in which the resource name entry is to be placed, where INCL indicates
the SYSTEM inclusion RNL, EXCL indicates the SYSTEMS exclusion RNL,
and CON indicates the RESERVE conversion RNL.
The
RNLs on all systems in the complex must be the same. That means that
every RNL on each system must contain the same resource name entries,
and that these resource name entries must appear in the same order.
TYPE {(GENERIC) }
{(SPECIFIC)}
{(PATTERN)}
- Specifies the
type of resource name entry being defined in the RNL. For a SPECIFIC
entry, you must specify a QNAME (major name) and an RNAME (minor name)
for the resource.
PATTERN indicates that the resource
name in the RNL entry is a pattern that must fit the resource name
specified on the ENQ request. You can use wildcard characters (* or
?) in either part of the resource name.
- *
- Allows matching for a substring of any characters for any length,
including zero.
- ?
- Allows matching for any single character.
For example:
RNLDEF RNL(EXCL) TYPE(PATTERN)
QNAME(SYSDSN)
RNAME(SYS1.*.PARMLIB)
You can convert all hardware
RESERVEs to global ENQ with the following specification:
RNLDEF RNL(CON) TYPE(PATTERN)
QNAME(*)
Note: This is recommended only on systems
using GRS Star.
QNAME(name)
- Specifies the major name of the resource.
RNAME(name)
- Specifies the minor name of the resource.