ADLAT
Purpose
Use the ADLAT statement to add a user-defined late information section for the operation.
Format
Parameters
- ACTION (SETDEFAULT | ADD)
- If you specify SETDEFAULT, the remaining keyword values
that you specify on the ADOP statement become default values for all ADOP statements that follow. No
application description is updated. Keywords that you do not specify are assigned their standard
defaults.
If you specify ADD or use it by default, the statement can result in an update of the database.
- LATEACTA (not started action)
- Action to be taken if the operation does not start by the
time setting you specified. Allowed values are:
- A
- Only an alert message is issued.
- C
- The operation is set to Complete, if its status allows it. Otherwise it is NOPed.
- E
- The operation is set to Error with OLAT, if its status allows it. Otherwise, this setting is postponed at the time when the status allows it.
- N
- The operation and all its internal successors are NOPed, if their status allows NOPing. Otherwise it is ignored.
- LATEACTD (not started action day )
- Number of days, related to the start of the application, when the operation must be started; otherwise the LATEACTA action is taken. This must be an integer. 0 means that the start day.
- LATEACTT (not started action time)
- Time, on the day specified by LATEACTD, by which the operation must be started; otherwise the LATEACTA action is taken. This must be in the format hhmm.
- LATEALED (not started alert day )
- Number of days, related to the start of the application, when this operation must be started; otherwise an alert is issued. This must be an integer. 0 means that the start day.
- LATEALET (not started alert time)
- Time, on the day specified by LATEALED, by which the operation must be started; otherwise an alert is issued. This must be in the format hhmm.