Software Reference Manual - NetEx

Example:
BFXDEF#JRPARM
Default value:
Allowed values:
BFXDEF#JRMOD(STD6)
‘’ (none)
any character string, up to 64 bytes in length
This parameter specifies a default string of character parameters to be passed to the invoked
sending record module during job submission. This string, if provided, may be up to 64 characters
in length. By default, a string of all blanks is passed.
The BFX default job module examines this string for the parameter TRANSL (abbreviated
TR) or TRSQ. If JRPARM=TR or JRPARM=TRANSL is specified, the string '(.' is translated
to a left bracket ([), and the string '.)' is translated to a right bracket (]). For example,
the string SAMPLE (.TRANSLATE.) would be translated to SAMPLE [TRANSLATE]. If
JRPARM = TRSQ is specified, the left brace ({) is translated to a left bracket ([), and the
right brace (}) is translated to a right bracket (]). For example, the string SAMPLE
{TRANSLATE} would be translated to SAMPLE [TRANSLATE]. Other than these translation
options, the default record module ignores the JRPARM parameter.
Example:
BFXDEF#JRPARM(‘ABCD EFGH’)
BFXDEF#LOGDD
Default value: SYSPRINT
Allowed values: any valid DD name, up to 8 characters in length
This parameter specifies the DDNAME of the file to be used for message output by the program.
The default is LOGDD=SYSPRINT.
Example:
BFXDEF#LOGDD(LOG)
BFXDEF#MODE
Default value: CHAR
Allowed values: CHAR BIT
This parameter specifies if the default MODE for transferring files will be BIT or CHAR. If
omitted in the BFXDEF macro, the default is MODE=CHAR.
Example:
BFXDEF#MODE(BIT)
BFXDEF#MSGLVL
Default value: 8
Allowed values: 0-16
This parameter specifies the verbosity of the messages to be placed on the SYSPRINT log
file. Accepted integer values are 0-16 (0 = most verbose). The default is MSGLVL= 8.
Example:
BFXDEF#MSGLVL(6)
BFXDEF#NTXID
Default value: NETX
Allowed values: any 4-character name, beginning with NET
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