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

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Job Output
Job Output Handling
The use of host job entry subsystem console commands, if you are an
NRJE manager.
Host Configuration
The configuration of logical writers and output classes is described in
the SNA Link Services Reference Manual or the SNA NRJE Node
Manager’s Guide. Also, see the Preface of this manual for a list of IBM
publications.
JCL Class Specification
You associate data sets with output classes by using JCL in your jobs.
The specific statements you use depend on the operating system (either
MVS or VSE) and the job entry subsystem of the host to which you are
connected.
MVS JCL Class Specification If you are connected to an MVS host
system (using either JES2 or JES3), associate the output data sets with
a specific output class in the following ways:
The
class
subparameter of the SYSOUT parameter as part of a DD
statement; for example,
// DD ... SYSOUT=x
where x is a class letter
and/or
The
MSGCLASS
parameter of the JOB statement; for example,
// JOB ... MSGCLASS=x
where x is a class letter
MVS JCL Class Example Use JCL statements as shown here.
// DD ... SYSOUT=(A,,P2)
The first subparameter of SYSOUT is the class letter A.
The third subparameter indicates special form names,
in this case P2.
Output would be received on a logical device that is
configured on the host to be associated with output
class=A, or on a logical device that has been modified by
console command to be associated with class=A. The
required console commands are described in “Host Job
Entry Subsystem Console Commands” later in this
chapter.
// JOB ... MSGCLASS=D
This statement causes JCL message data sets to be
sent to a logical output device that is configured or