Steps For Setting Up The Programmable Operator - IBM ZVM - FOR LINUX V6 RELEASE 1 Getting Started

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You are done.

Steps for setting up the programmable operator

Because z/VM automatically logs on OPERATOR, you can have the programmable
operator automatically invoked without the need to start it manually whenever
z/VM initializes. In these steps, you set up the programmable operator to start
automatically in the OPERATOR virtual machine.
Before you begin: If OPERATOR is not logged on, you need to log onto the
OPERATOR virtual machine. OPERATOR needs to be running CMS (see "Step for
modifying the OPERATOR's directory entry" on page 60).
Perform these steps to set up the programmable operator:
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You are done when you see OPERATOR disconnect and the programmable
operator initialized.
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Save the PROP RTABLE file. From the XEDIT command line, type this
command and press the Enter key:
====> file
Log onto OPERATOR and edit its PROFILE EXEC. Type this command and
press the Enter key:
xedit profile exec
Go to the bottom of the file and enter input mode. From the XEDIT command
line, type these commands and press the Enter key after each one:
====> bot
====> input
Add a line with this statement:
EXEC PROPST PROP DISCONN
Press the Enter key twice, then save the file. From the XEDIT command line,
type this command and press the Enter key:
====> file
Check that the programmable operator works.
a. Log onto LGLOPR.
b. From OPERATOR, reload CMS. From the command line, type this
command and press the Enter key:
ipl cms
Result: CMS initializes, executes the PROFILE EXEC, then the OPERATOR
virtual machine disconnects. You see initialization statements on LGLOPR's
virtual console.