Format of the statement for defining filter levels
Instruction | Operands | Meaning |
SET- | FILTER = *ALL / no / (no,...) | Filter level |
,CODE = *ALL / ac / (ac,...) | Authorization code | |
,CONSOLE = *IPL / name / (name,...) | Mnemonic name of the console |
This statement is only permitted for the IPL console in conjunction with NBCONOPI=Y. The filter levels set are then only effective until “System ready” and after shutdown.
FILTER = *ALL
All filter levels are set for the specified authorization codes. This means that messages which are distributed using the authorization codes specified in the CODE operand will be suppressed on the IPL consoles, irrespective of their weight.
FILTER = (number,...,number)
Declaration of a filter level number (digit, range 1...5) to be used for the suppression of messages sent via authorization code and weight.
CODE = *ALL
The filter is to be set for all authorization codes.
CODE = (ac,...,ac)
Authorization (routing) codes (A..Z, 0..9, or *,#,@,$) for which the filter is to be set. Setting filter levels for the authorization code @ does not affect the message output to consoles.
CONSOLE = *IPL
The specified filters are to be set for the console from which the system is loaded. For reasons of compatibility, this value is not rejected in conjunction with NBCONOPI=Y.
CONSOLE = (name,,...name)
Mnemonic device name (2 characters) of consoles at which the filter is to be set. In conjunction with NBCONOPI=Y, this value is ignored.