The POWER statements supplement VSE JCL with the following functions:
Begin with the prefix $$.
* $$ JOB sets job-wide POWER parameter values.
Statement | Support Level |
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JNME=job-name |
|
BLDG= |
parsed but not processed |
BRTNC= |
parsed but not processed |
CLASS=jobclass |
|
DEPT= |
parsed but not processed |
DISP= |
parsed but not processed |
DSKTIN= |
parsed but not processed |
ECHO= |
parsed but not processed |
ECHOU= |
parsed but not processed |
EOJMSG= |
parsed but not processed |
LDEST= |
parsed but not processed |
NETACCT= |
parsed but not processed |
NTFY=notify |
|
PDEST= |
parsed but not processed |
PRI=priority |
|
PROGR= |
parsed but not processed |
PWD=password |
|
ROOM= |
parsed but not processed |
SEC= |
parsed but not processed |
SYSID= |
parsed but not processed |
PDEST= |
parsed but not processed |
USER= |
parsed but not processed |
XDEST= |
parsed but not processed |
LST spool files are available to the printer exit. See the description of * $$ PUN.
PUN spool files are available to the printer exit. All of the following operands are parsed, saved and made available to the printer exit:
Operand |
---|
BRTNC=YES|NO |
BURST= |
CHARS= |
CLASS=class |
CMPACT=name|NO |
COPY=copies |
COPYG= |
DEST=node_id,user-id,subsys) |
DFLT= |
DISP=disposition |
DIST=dist-code |
FCB=phasename |
FLASH= |
FNO=formnumber |
FORMDEF= |
JNM= |
JSEP=n,option |
LST=lstaddr |
LTAB=linetab |
MODIFY= |
PAGEDEF= |
PRMODE=value |
PRI=priority |
PURGE=NO |
PUN= |
PWD=password |
RBC=norbc |
RBM=norbm1,norbm2 |
RBS=norbs |
REMOTE=remote-id |
SYSID=n |
TADDR= |
UCS= |
USER=user-info |
$$ SLI starts a source library inclusion. A member from a VSE library or an ICCF library is included in the job prior to submission to the reader queue.
*--- POWER SLI CARD PARAMETERS *--- * $$ SLI ICCF=(member-name),LIB=(nnnn) *--- or *--- * $$ SLI MEM=member-name[.type],S=lib.sublib,sublib[.bookname] *--- up to three sub libraries
Where:
Power end-of-job card.
See Micro Focus Batch Scheduler Integration for more.
Various operator commands, such as PALTER, PDELETE, are used to control the processing of jobs under POWER.
The functionality is available using the ESMAC operator console, using scheduling or using the JCL user exit. See ESMAC.