PREFIX OWNER SYSTEM   SCOPE REMOVE  FAILDISP
[prefix name  sysname  scope YES|NO  faildisp] 

hh.mm.ss

The hour (00-23), minute (00-59), and second (00-59) that the system issued the message.

idr

An identifier used with the CONTROL C,D command to cancel status displays:

• Written on typewriter or printer consoles
• Displayed inline (that is, not in a display area) on a display console

This identifier does not appear when the display is presented in a display area on a display console.

The line beginning with uuu appears one or more times for each allocated unit specified on the command.

PREFIX

prefix

A 1-8 character prefix used to route commands to a system or subsystem.

OWNER

name

The name of the user that issued the Command Prefix request.

SYSTEM

sysname

The name of the system to which this prefix is defined.

SCOPE

scope

One of the following:

SYSTEM

The prefix has a system scope, meaning that the prefix applies to commands issued on the system defined as the prefix destination system.

SYSPLEX

The prefix has a sysplex scope, meaning that the prefix applies to commands issued from anywhere within the sysplex.

REMOVE

One of the following:

Y

When the command is entered on the receiving system, the prefix should be removed.

N

When the command is entered on the receiving system, the prefix should not be removed.

FAILDISP

One of the following:

PURGE

Communications task (COMMTASK) will automatically delete the prefix when the receiving system or subsystem fails.

RETAIN

The prefix will remain intact despite system or subsystem failures.

SYSPURGE

Communications task will automatically delete the prefix when the sysplex fails.

NO COMMAND PREFIXES ARE DEFINED

No command prefixes are defined for this system.