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HOLD-HARDWARE-AUDIT

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Suspend AUDIT mode

Component:

BS2000

Functional area:

AUDIT mode control

Domain:

PROGRAM

Privileges:

STD-PROCESSING
TSOS                                                                                                         

Function

The HOLD-HARDWARE-AUDIT command suspends AUDIT mode, which was switched on using the START-HARDWARE-AUDIT command. The hold function always acts on the user’s own job, i.e. the AUDIT mode was switched on with SCOPE=*OWN-JOB.
The AUDIT tables are retained.
AUDIT mode may be resumed by entering the RESUME-HARDWARE-AUDIT command.

Privileged functions

Systems support personnel (TSOS privilege) can suspend hardware AUDIT mode for the privileged processor state TPR (STATE=*SYSTEM).

Format

HOLD-HARDWARE-AUDIT                                                                                                                          

STATE = *USER / *SYSTEM

Operands

STATE =
Processor state for which the AUDIT mode is to be suspended.
If the hardware AUDIT mode is to be deactivated for both processor states, the command has to be issued twice.

STATE = *USER
The hardware AUDIT mode is to be suspended for the nonprivileged processor state TU. The hardware AUDIT table and the backup table, if there is one, are retained.

STATE = *SYSTEM
This operand value is reserved for privileged users.
The hardware AUDIT mode is to be suspended for the privileged processor state TPR. The hardware AUDIT table is retained. 

Return codes

(SC2)

SC1

Maincode

Meaning


0

CMD0001

Command executed without error


64

CMD0216

User does not have authorization


64

IDA0001

Hardware is not active


64

IDA0011

Privilege error


64

IDA0023

Hardware AUDIT is not available because of missing authorization in the user entry


64

IDA0024

Hardware AUDIT is not available because of the test options currently set for the active task