QUSRBRM.SYSTEM_POLICY View

The QUSRBRM.SYSTEM_POLICY view shows the BRMS system policy attributes defined for the system.

The values returned for the columns in this view are similar to the values returned by the Work with Policies using BRM (WRKPCYBRM) command TYPE(*SYS).

Authorization:

The authorization ID of the statement must include the following privileges:

*OBJOPR and *READ authority to the QUSRBRM/SYS_POLICY *FILE object.

Result Table

The following table describes the columns in the view. The schema is QUSRBRM.

Column Name	System Column Name	Data Type	Description
POLICY_NAME	POLICY	VARCHAR(10)	Always *SYSPCY
MEDIA_POLICY	MED_PCY	VARCHAR(10)	The full media policy associated with this control group. The possible values are: media-policy-name The media policy to use
DEVICE_NAMES	DEVICES	VARCHAR(43)	The device names used by the backup for this control group. The possible values are: MEDCLS Devices are selected based on the device types that support the density for the media class specified in the media policy. SAVF Save files are being used. device-names The names of the devices. Note: The device-names string contains 10 character blank separated device names, up to a maximum of 4.
HOME_LOCATION	HOME_LOC	VARCHAR(10)	The default home location for media managed by BRMS. The possible values are: HOME The system value denoting home location. location-name* A user-defined home location name.
MEDIA_CLASS	MED_CLASS	VARCHAR(10)	The media class that you want to use as the default media class.
SIGNOFF_INTERACTIVE_USERS	SGNOFFUSR	VARCHAR(3)	Whether BRMS should automatically notify active users that a backup is about to occur and then sign them off for this backup control group. The possible values are: NO BRMS should not sign off interactive users. YES BRMS should sign off interactive users.
SIGNOFF_MESSAGE_INTERVAL	SGNOFFMSG	SMALLINT	The maximum time limit in minutes that BRMS automatically notifies users prior to automatically signing off active users for this control group. The value can range from 0 to 999 minutes.
OUTPUT_QUEUE_LIBRARY	OUTQLIB	VARCHAR(10)	The library name of the output queue that is used for output of the print job. The possible values are: LIBL The library list is used to locate the output queue name. PRTF Uses the output queue library associated with the printer device for the file. library-name The name of the library where the output queue is located.
OUTPUT_QUEUE	OUTQ	VARCHAR(10)	The name of the output queue that is used for output of the print job. The possible values are: PRTF Uses the output queue associated with the printer device for the file. output-queue-name* The name of the output queue that is used as the default output queue by the submitted job.
DAY_START_TIME	DAY_START	TIME	The time of day that BRMS will use as the start of a new day. The time is expressed in 24-hour clock format.
MEDIA_MONITOR_ACTIVE	MON_ACTIVE	VARCHAR(3)	The status of the BRMS media monitor function. The possible values are: NO The media monitor is not active. YES The media monitor is active.
SHARED_INVENTORY_DELAY	SHRINVDLY	SMALLINT	The number of seconds between checks to determine if media activity has occurred and should be transferred to other systems in the network group. The value can range from 30 to 9999 seconds.
AUTO_ENROLL_MEDIA	AUTOENROLL	VARCHAR(3)	Whether BRMS should automatically add media used in output operations to the media inventory if the request has been done using a BRMS media class. The possible values are: NO Do not automatically add specified media to the media inventory. YES Automatically add output media and associated media information to the media inventory.
CONTROLLED_END_DELAY	CTRL_DELAY	VARCHAR(9)	The time to wait for all subsystems to end when taking the system to restricted state. The possible values are: IMMEDIATE The subsystems are ended immediately. number-of-seconds The number of seconds to wait for the subsystems to end. The range is 1 - 99,999 seconds.
ABNORMAL_END_DELAY	ABN_DELAY	VARCHAR(7)	The time to wait for all subsystems to end before ending active jobs with end job abnormal. The possible values are: NOLIMIT Subsystem jobs are not ended abnormally. number-of-minutes The number of minutes to wait before active jobs are ended abnormally. The range is 10 - 999 minutes.
END_SERVERS_WAIT_TIME	END_WAIT	SMALLINT	The time to wait for TCP/IP or Lotus servers to end before ending all subsystems. The range for the end servers wait time is 0 - 9,999 seconds.
ALLOW_BACKUPS_IN_BATCH	BKU_BATCH	VARCHAR(3)	Whether users are allowed to submit backups for batch processing in the controlling subsystem using the CTLSBS special value for the SBMJOB parameter on the STRBKUBRM command. The possible values are: NO CTLSBS is not allowed for the SBMJOB parameter on the STRKUBRM command. YES *CTLSBS is allowed for the SBMJOB parameter on the STRKUBRM command.
RESTRICTED_STATE_TIME_LIMIT	RESTRICT_T	VARCHAR(5)	The amount of time that the backup is allowed to remain in restricted state when running as a batch job in the controlling subsystem. The possible values are: NOMAX There is no time limit for remaining in batch restricted state. number-of-minutes The number of minutes the system is to remain in restricted state. The range 5 - 9,999 minutes.
ALLOW_ALTERNATIVE_INPUT_MEDIA	ALT_MEDIA	VARCHAR(3)	Whether to use alternate media when the requested input media is not available. The possible values are: NO Do not use alternate input media. YES Use alternate input media when it is available.
VOLUME_PREFIX	VOL_PREFIX	VARCHAR(3)	The volume prefix to use when media is added to BRMS that has a volume identifier greater than six characters. The volume prefix can be 1 - 3 characters. Valid characters for the volume prefix are 0 - 9 and A - Z.
ENABLE_FULL_SYSTEM_FLASHCOPY	FLASH_COPY	VARCHAR(3)	Whether the FlashCopy function in BRMS is enabled. The possible values are: NO The system is not enabled to perform a full system FlashCopy. YES The system is enabled to perform a full system FlashCopy.
BRMS_JOB_DESCRIPTION_LIBRARY	BRMJOBDLIB	VARCHAR(10)	The library of the job description to be used for any jobs that BRMS uses to perform various functions outside of the current job scope. The possible values are: LIBL The library list is used to locate the job description. CURLIB The current library for the job is used to locate the job description. library-name The name of the library where the job description is located.
BRMS_JOB_DESCRIPTION	BRMJOBD	VARCHAR(10)	The job description to be used for any jobs that BRMS uses to perform various functions outside of the current job scope. The possible values are: USRPRF The job description in the user profile under which the additional BRMS job will run is used. job-description-name* The name of the job description used for the job.
BRMS_JOB_QUEUE_LIBRARY	BRMJOBQLIB	VARCHAR(10)	The library of the job queue in which additional BRMS jobs are placed. The possible values are: CURLIB The current library for the job is used to locate the job queue. If no library is specified as the current library for the job, QGPL is used. library-name* The name of the library where the job queue is located.
BRMS_JOB_QUEUE	BRMJOBQ	VARCHAR(10)	The job queue in which additional BRMS jobs are placed. The possible values are: JOBD The job queue named in the specified job description is used. job-queue-name* The name of the job queue on which the additional jobs are placed.
FLIGHT_RECORDER_SIZE	FLIGHT_SIZ	SMALLINT	The flight recorder size that BRMS will use for each of the BRMS flight recorders. The size is in megabytes. The range 1 - 999 megabytes.
NOTIFICATION_MESSAGE_QUEUE_LIBRARY	NTFYMSGQL	VARCHAR(10)	The library of the message queue to receive BRMS messages. The possible values are: LIBL Use the library list as the default for the library that the message queue resides in. library-name* The name of the library that the message queue resides in.
NOTIFICATION_MESSAGE_QUEUE	NTFYMSGQ	VARCHAR(10)	The name of the message queue to receive BRMS messages. The possible values are: QSYSOPR The default message queue for BRMS messages is the system operator message queue. message-queue-name The name of the default message queue for BRMS messages.
NOTIFICATION_MESSAGE_SEVERITY	NTFYMSGSEV	SMALLINT	The message severity number that indicates which BRMS messages should go to the BRMS message queue. All messages with message severity greater than or equal to this value with go to the BRMS message queue. The range is 0 - 99.
INQUIRY_MESSAGE_REPLY	INQ_REPLY	VARCHAR(9)	Specifies the way that predefined messages that are sent as a result of running BRMS jobs are answered. The possible values are: REQUIRED A reply is required by the receiver of the inquiry message. DEFAULT The default message reply is used to answer any inquiry messages. REPLYLIST The system reply list is checked to see if there is an entry for any inquiry messages.
JOBS_CONCURRENT_WITH_MAINTENANCE	CONC_MAINT	VARCHAR(7)	Specifies how the system processes concurrent BRMS jobs while the BRMS maintenance job is active. The possible values are: HOLD All BRMS jobs are held while the BRMS maintenance job is run. IGNORE Allow all concurrent BRMS jobs to run while the BRMS maintenance job processes. MESSAGE Sends an inquiry message to concurrent BRMS jobs for a process or hold response from the user.
LOG_ALL_MESSAGES	LOGALLMSGS	VARCHAR(3)	Specifies whether BRMS should include all messages that occur during BRMS command processing in the BRM log. The possible values are: NO Allow BRMS to determine which messages to include in the BRM log. YES Include all messages that occur during BRMS command processing in the BRM log.
IPL_AFTER_BACKUP	IPL_AFTER	VARCHAR(3)	Whether you want to start the system after a backup control group completes its processing. The possible values are: NO Do not start the system after the backup control group completes processing. YES Start the system after the backup control group completes processing.
IPL_END_JOBS	IPL_ENDJOB	VARCHAR(10)	Whether the system allows the IPL to end processing of active jobs in a controlled manner or whether the system ends the jobs immediately. The possible values are: CONTROLLED The subsystems end active jobs in a controlled manner. IMMEDIATE The subsystems end all active jobs immediately.
DELAY_TIME	DELAY_TIME	VARCHAR(7)	The amount of time, in seconds, that the system allows a controlled end to be performed by the active subsystems. The possible values are: NOLIMIT The system does not power-down until the last job is complete. delay-time The maximum amount of delay time, in seconds, in which a controlled end can be performed. The valid range is 1 to 99999.
RESTART_AFTER_POWER_DOWN	RESTART	VARCHAR(3)	Whether the system ends and powers down, or whether the system ends and then starts again in unattended mode of operation. The possible values are: NO The system ends and powers down. YES The system ends and then starts again in unattended mode of operation.
IPL_SOURCE	IPL_SOURCE	VARCHAR(5)	Whether an initial program load (IPL) is started from the A-source or B-source of the system. The possible values are: A The system is started from the A-source. B The system is started from the B-source. PANEL The system is started from the source that is currently shown on the operator's display, either the A-source or the B-source.
IPL_RESTART_TYPE	IPL_TYPE	VARCHAR(6)	The point from which the initial program load (IPL) restarts. The possible values are: FULL All portions of the system, including the hardware, are restarted. IPLA The value specified on the Change IPL Attributes (CHGIPLA) command is used. SYSTEM The operating system is restarted. The hardware will only be restarted when required by the system.
EARLIEST_IPL_TIME	IPL_EARLY	TIME	Specifies the earliest time that an IPL may be started by BRMS. The earliest time to allow an IPL is expressed in 24-hour clock format.
LATEST_IPL_TIME	IPL_LATE	TIME	Specifies the latest time that an IPL may be started by BRMS. The latest time to allow an IPL is expressed in 24-hour clock format.