Lizette,
>I recently added a subsystem using SETSSI.
and once you've overcome the actual definition thing, beat up on the vendor.
There is a bit that they should have been set that says that JES2 is always
the primary subsystem for this product. That would avoid the same problem
(the subsyste
Am I wrong. I keep my MSTRJCL and my JES2PARM proclib definitions in
sync. SUB=MSTR and SUB=JES2 will start the same PROC.
On the other hand, in this case, I think I'd go with IEFJOBS DD in
MSTRJCL. Then I would specify the OEM PROCLIB using JCLLIB. Or, since
I've never needed such a feature, does
On Thu, 13 Aug 2009 16:03:10 -0400, Lizette Koehler
wrote:
>I recently added a subsystem using SETSSI. I did not realize when I issued
the command it had an INITRTN on it.
>
You're SOL until you can IPL. There probably should be an extra warning
in the commands manual about typos etc. I've
And, the manual doesn't come right out and say this, but this default
behavior can be overridden as follows:
Instead of: S TDP4,MSGCLASS=R
Use instead: S TDP4,MSGCLASS=R,SUB=JES2
This makes the started task run under JES2 instead of *MASTER*, which is the
default for subsystems.
Brian
On Thu
It looks like you are installing Teradata Director. Recheck Appendix A.
Or just issue "S TDP4,MSGCLASS=R,SUB=JES2" and be happy... maybe? (Your
happiness depends upon whether the INITRTN performs much beyond allowing
the JES subsys to be the default for sysin/sysout services. My quick glance
On Thu, 13 Aug 2009 16:03:10 -0400 Lizette Koehler
wrote:
:>I recently added a subsystem using SETSSI. I did not realize when I issued
the command it had an INITRTN on it.
:>Now I have to run the jcl from SYS1.PROCLIB rather than my OEM proclib
dataset.
:>The message I get when I start it is
By default, a started task matching a subsystem name starts under the master
scheduler.
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/IEA2B680/7.3.1?SHELF=EZ2ZBK0G&DT=20080604022956
Bob
Lizette Koehler wrote:
I recently added a subsystem using SETSSI. I did not realize when I is
I recently added a subsystem using SETSSI. I did not realize when I issued the
command it had an INITRTN on it.
Now I have to run the jcl from SYS1.PROCLIB rather than my OEM proclib dataset.
The message I get when I start it is
S TDP4,MSGCLASS=R
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