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Exactly as we need it.
A way to disable all housekeeping - Until we decide to enable it again.
I woud prefer if it could be turned on/off by a dynamically activated parameter.
An important function to ask for. Especially when using zCybervault where you start up a clone of production to validate data against Cyber threads.
For our installation an important small thing for IBM to solve.
Creating a new RFE based on Community RFE #65357 in product z/OS.
One of ideas to provide this possibility is to implement
F DFRMM,DISABLE(HSKP(function))
F DFRMM,ENABLE(HSKP(function))
since the request, in fact, sounds more as to have a possibility to temporarily 'disable' some of EDGHSKP functions... so that if EDGHSKP gets started the processing will verify whether the requested functions are disabled If not - runs as usual, if yes - performs non-disabled ( if any requested) , and completes with the message that such and such fuctions were not run since they are disabled...