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Creates or replaces a System Definition.
DEFINE SYSTEM system-id
system-id
The System I.D. of the System which you want to create or replace.
The DEFINE SYSTEM command is used to create or replace an entire System Definition. The DEFINE SYSTEM command marks the beginning of a System Definition. The JAMS> prompt changes to SYSTEM_DEF> until the System Definition is complete.Usually, the DEFINE SYSTEM command is part of a JAMS command procedure which contains the entire definition. You can use the EXTRACT SYSTEM command to create a complete DEFINE SYSTEM command procedure.
You must be authorized to create or replace the System Definition.related commands
/REPLACE
This qualifier is used to specify whether you want to create or replace the definition. If you omit this qualifier, the definition will be created if it does not exist and replaced if it does exist. If you specify /REPLACE, an error will be returned if the definition does not exist and no changes will be made. If you specify /NOREPLACE, an error will be returned if the definition exists and no changes will be made.
The complete syntax for a System definition is:DEFINE SYSTEM system-id
- DESCRIPTION quoted-string
- ACL (acl)
- MAIL NOTIFICATION quoted-string
- REPLY NOTIFICATION quoted-string
- OPERATOR NOTIFICATION quoted-string
- NOTIFICATION JOB job-name
- STALLED TIME delta-time
- RUNAWAY ELAPSED PERCENT integer
- RUNAWAY CPU PERCENT integer
- SHORT ELAPSED PERCENT integer
- SHORT CPU PERCENT integer
- SHORT SEVERITY
- SUCCESS
- INFORMATIONAL
- WARNING
- ERROR
- FATAL
- BATCH QUEUE queue
- RETAIN
- ALWAYS
- NEVER
- ERROR
- FOR delta-time
- PRIORITY MODIFIER integer
- USERNAME username
- [NO] KEEP LOGS
- [NO] PRINT LOGS
- LOG LOCATION directory-specification
- TIMESTAMP LOGS
- LOG QUEUE queue
- PRINT QUEUE queue
- REPORT LOCATION directory-specification
SOURCE LOCATION directory-specification
- REQUIRED
- DEFAULT
- [NO] SECURE LOGICALS
- TEMPLATE LIBRARY file-specification
- DOCUMENTATION LOCATION directory-specification
- RECOVERY INSTRUCTIONS
- recovery instructions
- END_RECOVERY
END_SYSTEM
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