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mwdazzo
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 Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 2:25 pm Post subject: Jes2 node name |
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| I need to use the /*xmit jcl statement in a jes2 environment to send a job to another lpar on the same physical box. The xmit statement needs the node name of the system I am sending the job to. Where can I find the node name of a jes2 system? Thanks |
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mwdazzo,
Go to ISPF option 7.3 and scroll down to see the value of the variable ZSYSNODE.Hope this helps.
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Bill Dennis
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Looking for NODENAMEs of other systems? If you are authorized, go to SDSF screen 'NODE' to see the other nodes connected to your system.
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| Bill Dennis wrote: | | Looking for NODENAMEs of other systems? If you are authorized, go to SDSF screen 'NODE' to see the other nodes connected to your system. |
or you can type WHO at the command prompt on SDSF and look for sysname or sysplex variable.
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Yes, kolusu, that shows your OWN nodename but I read mwdazzo's request such that he is looking for nodenames of other systems to receive his job. The SDSF panel 'NODE' shows these.
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mwdazzo
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| Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 11:15 am Post subject: Jes2 node Names |
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Thanks for your help, but I have another question. I found a job that is using /*xmit to transmit jcl to a another jes2 lpar on the same frame. The sample is below
//ST1XMATT JOB (,TECH),'MATT-TECH',CLASS=P,MSGCLASS=X,
// REGION=0M,USER=ST1MAT
/*XMIT N2 DLM=AA
//ST1TBR14 JOB (,TECH),'MATT-TECH',CLASS=P,MSGCLASS=X,
// REGION=0M,USER=ST1MAT
My question is how does jes know where N2 is? Also, on the recieving system I can not find where N2 is defined, je20 is the jes node name on the recieving system. Any ideas? |
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Every NODE has a number and a name. NODE(2) may be called JE20 but they both mean the same thing. The JES2PARMs define the nodes, names.
Can you do the $DNODE(2) command or see the SDSF screen 'NODE'?
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| Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 2:29 pm Post subject: jes node name |
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| Thank you Bill, the jes display command helped connect all the dots. |
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