The SSCM statements

SSCM is offered with an SDF interface for the user interface. This gives the SSCM user all the functions and advantages offered by SDF - guided dialog, help texts for operands, the use of default values.

The SDF syntax representation of the commands is explained in the manual „B2000 OSD/BC Commands“ [20].

The following SSCM statements are available to (sub)system administration:

Command	Meaning
ADD-CATALOG-ENTRY	Add subsystem definition(s) to subsystem catalog
ADD-SUBSYSTEM-ENTRIES	Define additional job entry points
ASSIGN-HOLDER-TASK	Distribute subsystems to holder tasks
CHECK-CATALOG	Check subsystem definition(s) for consistency
GENERATE-CATALOG-SOURCE	Create SSCM statement list for generation
MODIFY-SUBSYSTEM-ATTRIBUTES	Modify subsystem attributes
MODIFY-WORK-TASK-ATTRIBUTE	Modify work task parameters
REMOVE-ADDR-SPACE-SEPARATION	Revoke disjunctive distribution of subsystems in class 5 memory
REMOVE-CATALOG-ENTRY	Logically delete definition of subsystem from subsystem catalog
SAVE-CATALOG	Save subsystem catalog as PAM file
SAVE-SSD	Terminate subsystem definition(s)
SEPARATE-ADDRESS-SPACE	Control disjunctive distribution of subsystems in class 5 memory
SET-SUBSYSTEM-ATTRIBUTES	Define attributes and entry points of subsystem
SHOW-CATALOG	Show subsystem configuration
SHOW-SSD	Show contents of SSD object (subsystem definitions)
START-CATALOG-CREATION	Define name of static subsystem catalog
START-CATALOG-MODIFICATION	Modify static subsystem catalog
START-SSD-CREATION	Generate SSD object for adding subsystem definitions

Table 7: SSCM statements