The LANSA command is used to invoke LANSA, control how the LANSA environment is set up and pass information into the LANSA system.
By specifying certain values with this command, the behavior of LANSA can be tailored to suit your installation practices.
Optional
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STRMON
>- PROCESS ---- process name ------------------>
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>- FUNCTION --- function name ----------------->
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>- PARM01 ----- parameter number 1 ----------->
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>- PARM02 ----- parameter number 2 ----------->
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>- PARM03 ----- parameter number 3 ----------->
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>- PARM04 ----- parameter number 4 ----------->
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>- PARM05 ----- parameter number 5 ----------->
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>- PARM06 ----- parameter number 6 ----------->
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>- PARM07 ----- parameter number 7 ----------->
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>- PARM08 ----- parameter number 8 ----------->
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>- PARM09 ----- parameter number 9 ----------->
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>- PARM10 ----- parameter number 10 ----------->
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>- PARTITION -- partition identifier ---------->
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>- LANGUAGE --- language code ----------------->
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>- TASK ID ---- task identifier --------------->
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>- PC_TYPE ---- N ----------------------------->
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>- DEVELOPER -- *NO --------------------------->
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>- ALLOW_MSGS - *NO --------------------------->
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>- DATE_SRCE -- *SYSTEM ---------------------->
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>- BDEBUG ----- N ---------------------------->
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DEV --- device name ------------------
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