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Syncsort™ Storage Management Portal 2000 Rules Language Guide

Product type
Software
Portfolio
Integrate
Product family
Syncsort™ software
Product
Syncsort™ Storage Management > Syncsort™ Simulate 2000
Version
Latest
ft:locale
en-US
Product name
Syncsort Storage Management
ft:title
Syncsort™ Storage Management Portal 2000 Rules Language Guide
Copyright
2025
First publish date
1991
ft:lastEdition
2025-11-28
ft:lastPublication
2025-11-28T15:31:25.787000
L1_Product_Gateway
Integrate
L2_Product_Segment
IBM Infrastructure
L3_Product_Brand
Precisely Syncsort
L4_Investment_Segment
Mainframe
L5_Product_Group
Mainframe Storage Optimization
L6_Product_Name
Syncsort Storage Management

Like almost all software, the products produce messages and records. The messages can be internally produced by a product, or user-defined with the DEFMSG rules statement. The rules language can also be used to create records using the DEFREC statement.

By default, internal product messages and messages defined in the rules are routed back to the end-user. However, a storage manager can add parameters to change the destinations, copy the message to additional destinations, and/or write log messages or records. These more advanced features are normally to used by administrators to monitor the storage environment.

The following lists the possible destinations for a message or record. Also, a single message is not limited a single destination - message routing can often be used to route a copy of a message to multiple destinations.

  • TSO Users
  • JES Message Log
  • IDCAMS SYSPRINT
  • MVS Consoles
  • SMF Records
  • Log Files
  • HFS Log Files
  • The System Logger
  • SYSLOG Daemon
  • MQSeries
  • Email Message

The next chapter will cover message and record delivery. For more information, examine“ROUTING MESSAGES AND RECORDS” on page 4-1.