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If you need to IPL back to restriced state, don't forget about the CHGIPLA
STRRSTD(*YES)


<help>
Help              Start to restricted state (STRRSTD) - Help
    Specifies whether or not the system should be started in the
    restricted state, which means that only the system console will be
    active.  The initial (shipped) value for this attribute is *NO.
    This attribute is reset to its initial value after each IPL.
    The possible values are:
    *SAME
        This value does not change.
    *NO
        The system is not started to the restricted state.
    *YES
        The system is started to the restricted state.  This attribute
        is then reset to *NO.
</help?


_____________________________
Bryan Dietz
Aktion Associates

midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 11/22/2005 09:21:18 AM:

>
> Yah that's probably the key. I want to front end the INSPTF so do a
couple
> things:
> 1) Allow the user to set the IPL Type (i.e. come all the way back up or
> dedicated system only)
> 2) Flag in a Data Area (or possibly swap out the QSTRUPPGM) to
> automatically jump back into the PTF process when there are pre-req PTFs
> that require a second IPL.
>
>   Thanks.
>
>      - Larry


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