HP SNA Remote Job Entry for OpenVMS

Software
Product
Description
PRODUCT NAME: HP SNA Remote Job Entry SPD 26.85.10
for OpenVMS, Version 1.8
This SPD describes HP SNA Remote Job Entry for
OpenVMS, which is available for the OpenVMS I64,
OpenVMS Alpha and OpenVMS VAX platforms. All in-
formation applies to all platforms unless otherwise indi-
cated.
DESCRIPTION
HP SNA Remote Job Entry for OpenVMS (RJE) is a
layered software product that allows suitably congured
OpenVMS systems within a DECnet or TCP/IP network
to function as an SNA/RJE workstation or group of work-
stations that can transmit batch jobs to an IBM® host
and receive job output. The OpenVMS system user can
prepare batch jobs in les, submit the jobs, and obtain
the job output. Access to the IBM SNA host environ-
ment is via one of the following SNA server or gateway
products:
TCP/IP or DECnet Connections
HP SNA Peer Server
HP SNA Domain Gateway
HP SNA Access Server for Windows NT®
HP SNA Server for OpenVMS Alpha, a layered prod-
uct that supports local access as well as TCP/IP and
DECnet clients
DECnet-Only Connections
HP DECnet SNA Gateway for Synchronous Trans-
port
HP DECnet SNA Gateway for Channel Transport
HP SNA Server for OpenVMS VAX, an OpenVMS
VAX layered product that supports local access as
well as remote DECnet clients
By using batch interaction with the IBM host system,
RJE can be used to submit data that can be used for pe-
riodic update of databases and other applications. Eas-
ily modied translation tables resident in either the SNA
server or gateway convert ASCII code to a subset of
IBM multinational EBCDIC for transmission to the IBM
host, and from EBCDIC to ASCII on reception of job
output.
Features
RJE offers the following features:
Each workstation includes a console interface that an
operator can use to communicate with the Job Entry
System in the IBM host.
RJE can support record sizes of up to 254 charac-
ters.
RJE supports data compression on reader streams
and data decompression on printer and punch
streams.
ASCII to EBCDIC translation is transparent to the
user but can be inhibited with the /NOTRANSLATE
qualier on the ASSIGN command.
December 2006

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