Les, S stands for sysout, i.e. SR - sysout receiver. J stands for Job, i.e. JT - job transmitter.
SRNUM then is the number of sysout transmitters, etc., etc.
Enjoy
Paul D. Ditzer
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DST Systems, Inc.
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>Our MVS guy tells me that in JES, the values of SRNUM, STNUM, JRNUM and
>JTNUM are all set or defaulted to 1. How does this translate to a
>matching STREAMS parameter for the RSCS link?
What are the meaning of these four fields? I would guess R is for
receiver and T for transmitter, but what is S and J?
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Les Geer
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