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DMSVML2060I MAINT 191 linked as 0120 file mode Z
► Copy the PROFILE XEDIT to the A disk:
==> copy profile xedit z = = a
► Also copy the same file to the D disk (which will become the Linux user ID’s read-only A
disk). Then release and detach the MAINT 191 disk:
==> copy profile xedit z = = d
==> rel z (det
DASD 0120 DETACHED
4.7.4 Creating a PROFILE EXEC
Create a simple PROFILE EXEC that will be run each time this user ID is logged on.
► Create the new file using XEDIT and add the following lines (be sure to type the A file
mode so you don’t pick up a PROFILE EXEC on another disk). REXX EXECs must always
begin with a C language-style comment.
==> x profile exec a
====> a 5
/* PROFILE EXEC */
'acc 592 e'
'cp set run on'
'cp set pf11 retrieve forward'
'cp set pf12 retrieve'
====> file
This PROFILE EXEC access the TCPMAINT 592 disk as file mode E, sets CP run on, and sets
the retrieve keys per convention.
► You could test your changes by logging off and logging back on. However, typing the
command PROFILE will do the same.
==> profile
DMSACP723I E (592) R/O
► By default CMS tries to access the 191 disk as A and the 192 disk as D. Also you should
have the TCPMAINT 592 disk accessed as E. Verify these three disks are accessed with the
QUERY DISK command:
==> q disk
LABEL VDEV M STAT CYL TYPE BLKSZ FILES BLKS USED-(%) BLKS LEFT BLK TOTAL
LXM191 191 A R/W 20 3390 4096 2 9-01 3591 3600
LXM192 192 D R/W 300 3390 4096 0 11-00 53989 54000
TCM592 592 E R/O 70 3390 4096 903 10183-81 2417 12600
MNT190 190 S R/O 100 3390 4096 694 15028-83 2972 18000
MNT19E 19E Y/S R/O 250 3390 4096 1021 28254-63 16746 45000
► Verify that your F11 and F12 keys are set to the RETRIEVE command using the QUERY
PFKEYS command:
==> q pf
...
PF10 UNDEFINED
PF11 RETRIEVE FORWARD
PF12 RETRIEVE BACKWARD
...
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