Explain ARCHLVL ENABLE/DISABLE FACILITY a little better.

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Fish (David B. Trout)
2012-12-20 18:34:25 -08:00
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<a href="#ARCHLVL">ARCHLVL</a> ESA/390
<a href="#OSTAILOR">OSTAILOR</a> OS/390
<a href="#LOADPARM">LOADPARM</a> 0120....
<a href="#ARCHLVL">ARCHLVL</a> DISABLE ASN_LX_REUSE
<a href="#ARCHLVL_FACILITY">ARCHLVL</a> DISABLE ASN_LX_REUSE
<a href="#CPUSERIAL">CPUSERIAL</a> 000611
<a href="#CPUMODEL">CPUMODEL</a> 3090
@@ -211,9 +211,17 @@ and how they are used.
For the time being however, <code>ARCHMODE</code> is still accepted and is treated as
simply a synonym for the <code>ARCHLVL</code> statement.
<p>
<a name="ARCHLVL_FACILITY"></a>
<dt><code>ARCHLVL &nbsp; ENABLE &#124; DISABLE &#124; QUERY <em>facility</em></code>
<dd><p>
specifies a particular facility to be enabled or disabled, or the current setting queried.
specifies a particular STFLE facility to be enabled or disabled, or the current setting queried.
Use <code>QUERY ALL</code> to obtain a list of valid <code><em>facility</em></code> &nbsp; names
that may be used.
<p>
Alternatively, you can also specify the actual STFLE bit number to be turned off or on
(disabled or enabled) using the format <code><em>BITnn</em></code> &nbsp; where 'nn'
corresponds to the exact STFLE facility bit you wish to be forced on or off. A popular
one among the VM crowd is <code>ENABLE BIT44</code> to force the PFPO Facility bit on.
<p>