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

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Job Output
Job and Output Management
names for these files are as follows:
NRJEJOB KSAM data file containing a maximum of 10,000
records, with information about each job submitted.
NRJEKEY KSAM key file used to access the data file. The
elements are the job numbers for JES2 and JES3 that
are returned from the host. Alternate keys are the
UserName.AcctName of the user that submitted the
job, and the host job name.
These names can be configured in the NMMGR Workstation Data Page
2 screen as described in the SNA Link Services Reference Manual or the
SNA NRJE Node Manager’s Guide. If multiple NRJE workstations are
configured on your HP 3000, each workstation must be directed to
access separate job and key files.
If you specified no alternate output destination parameters in the
SUBMIT command, then output routing will depend on whether the
optional output management Lookup Table is in use.
Output Management with the Lookup Table
This section describes an output routing feature of SNA NRJE that
enables you to designate a final destination of an output data set by
directing output to a special form name (
formid ). The special form
name you specify is used to key into a Lookup Table which you
generate. The Lookup Table contains file equation attributes to identify
the output file.
Use of the Lookup Table is an optional feature of SNA NRJE. Note that
output routed to the standard form is not controlled by the Lookup
Table even if it is in use. Any entry in the Lookup Table under the
standard form name is ignored for standard form output.
Description
To route output using special forms identifiers, you must specify special
forms in your output data sets by using the appropriate job control
language. A
formid is any form name that identifies an entry in the
Lookup Table. For example, if your NRJE installation is connected to a
JES2 host, you could use the following:
/*OUTPUT EPOC F=PYCK (JCL JES2 control statement)
with JCL DD statements like:
// DD SYSOUT (A,,EPOC)
(JCL data definition statement
referring to a previous control
statement)
or
// DD SYSOUT (A,,PYCK) (JCL data definition statement)