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

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Job Output
Job Output Handling
modified by console command to be associated with
class=D.
VSE/POWER JECL Class Specification If you are connected to a
VSE host system (using VSE/POWER), associate the output data sets
with a specific output class in the following way:
• The CLASS=
class parameter of either the * $$ LST statement or
the * $$ PUN statement; for example,
* $$ LST,CLASS=x
where x is a class letter.
Host Job Entry Subsystem Console Commands
Each supported host job entry subsystem has interactive methods by
which you can use console commands to match the class of the output to
the class of a logical output device.
JES2 Commands If you are in the Host Console Facility, you can use
the JES2 $T (Set) command to relate a class to a logical writer. See the
IBM publication Operator’s Library: JES2 Commands.
Examples
$T R11.PR1,Q=A Job output for class A (Q=A) goes to
printer 1 (R11.PR1).
$T R11.PR3,Q=A If you have done the previous $T
command, job output for class A goes to
PR1 or PR3 (R11.PR1, R11.PR3).
$T R11.PR2,Q=DE Job output for classes D and E (Q=DE)
goes to PR2 (R11.PR2).
JES3 Commands If you are connected to a JES3 host system, the
console operator command that you use to modify the class of a logical
output device is the *START (*S) command: *S,
dev ,WC= cls,cls,... .
See the IBM publication Operator’s Library: OS/VS2 MVS JES3
Commands.
Example
*S,PR1,WC=A,P This command modifies the device PR1
so that it is associated with output
classes A and P.