SNA NRJE User/Programmer Reference Manual (30292-90006)

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Job Output

Job Output Handling

SNA NRJE’s control hierarchy for resolving any potentially conﬂicting

output routing speciﬁcations is as follows:

1. Use the SUBMIT command speciﬁcations PR, PU, or FO, if supplied.

2. If no SUBMIT command routing speciﬁcations are supplied, use the

Lookup Table.

3. If no speciﬁcations are in the SUBMIT command and the Lookup

Table is not in use, route the data sets to the default destination

speciﬁed in the NMMGR Writer Data Screen.

4. When conﬁguring your NRJE workstation, you have the option of

conﬁguring a

‘formid'

in the Output Destination ﬁeld of the

NMMGR Writer Data screen. (This screen is described in the SNA

NRJE Node Manager’s Guide and the SNA Link Reference Manual.)

This

'formid'

must be a valid entry in the Lookup Table for the

workstation.

You can conﬁgure your system to use this

'formid'

to route output

received from the host. On the NMMGR Writer Data screen, set the

ﬁeld identiﬁed as “FORCED” as follows:

• To route all output to

'formid'

, set FORCED=Y

• To route only standard form output to

'formid’

, set FORCED=N.

NOTE

Note that FORCED=Y option is valid only when a

'formid'

is conﬁgured

in the Output Destination ﬁeld.

The following table illustrates how NRJE resolves output routing

speciﬁcations for each data set. This resolution depends on whether the

user selects a special form (under the Selected Form in JCL heading)

and how the writer is conﬁgured (under the Writer Data Screen

Speciﬁcations heading).

In Table 4-1 FORM “X” represents any JCL-selected form. CLASS “A”

represents any valid device class, and LDEV “N” represents any valid

ldev. For example, if you routed output to a JCL-speciﬁed form (FORM

“X”), conﬁgured a

'formid'

in the Output Destination ﬁeld, and

speciﬁed FORCED=Y, output for both the standard form ('STD') and the

JCL-speciﬁed form (FORM “X”) would be routed to the

'formid'