Fault Analyzer reference information
- Options
  - Where to specify options
    - Parmlib member IDICNF00
    - User-options module IDICNFUM
      To replace the installation-wide default options during real-time analysis, you can create a user-options module containing the names of one or more partitioned data sets and members, each containing Fault Analyzer options.
    - The _IDI_OPTSFILE environment variable
    - User options file IDIOPTS
    - The JCL EXEC statement PARM field
    - The _IDI_OPTS environment variable
  - When changes to options take effect
  - Option descriptions
- Data areas
- Return codes
  This topic describes the return codes issued by Fault Analyzer utilities.
- Messages

Where to specify options

You can specify options in two files (IDICNF00 holds installation-wide default options, and IDIOPTS holds user options), or in the JCL EXEC statement PARM field. When options are set in the files, they are available to all modes of analysis.

For real-time analysis only, job-level substitution of installation-wide default options in IDICNF00 is available via a user-options module, IDICNFUM.

The JCL EXEC statement PARM field is only available for batch reanalysis.

Refer to Batch reanalysis options and Interactive reanalysis options for information about how to change options when performing fault reanalysis.

Regardless of where options are specified, an Analysis Control user exit is able to override the resulting settings. For details of this exit type, see Analysis Control user exit.

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