The following figure summarizes the session functions and their attributes. You cannot specify an input stream for the message (MSG) function. Therefore, this area has been left blank in the figure below.
Intensity (INT) refers to the brightness at which the information is displayed in a stream.
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| Session | Input | Output | | | | | |
| Function | Stream | Stream | | | | | |
|_________________|________|________|_________________|________|_________________|________|________|
| | Name | Alarm | Where Copied | INT | Name | INT | Alarm |
|_________________|________|________|_________________|________|_________________|________|________|
| TSO/E | TSOIN | NO | TSOOUT | 2 | TSOOUT | 1 | NO |
|_________________|________|________|_________________|________|_________________|________|________|
| SM | SMIN | NO | SMOUT | 0 | SMOUT | 2 | YES |
|_________________|________|________|_________________|________|_________________|________|________|
| MSG | - | - | - | - | TSOOUT | 2 | YES |
|_________________|________|________|_________________|________|_________________|________|________|
You can change the input or output streams for any of the session functions, any attributes relating to those streams, and whether the alarm is to sound. For example, you might want your messages to go to the MESSAGE stream instead of the TSOOUT stream or you might not want the TSOIN stream copied to the TSOOUT stream. With the CHANGE.FUNCTION command, you can specify:
CHANGE.FUNCTION TSO INPUT(TSOIN) COPY(TSOOUT 2)
OUTPUT(TSOOUT 1) ALARM(NO)
CHANGE.FUNCTION MSG OUTPUT(TSOOUT 2) ALARM(OUTPUT)
CHANGE.FUNCTION SM INPUT(SMIN) COPY(SMOUT 0)
OUTPUT(SMOUT 2) ALARM(OUTPUT)
For more information, see the syntax description of the CHANGE.FUNCTION command in OS/390 TSO/E Command Reference.
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