Software Reference Manual - NetEx

BFXJSD#JRPARM
Default value:
Allowed values:
‘’ (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
record module. This string, if provided, may be up to 64 characters in length. By default, a
string of all blanks is passed to the record module. The standard BFX record modules ignore
the JRPARM parameter.
Example:
BFXJSD#JRPARM(‘ABCD EFGH’)
BFXJSD#LOGDD
Default value: SYSPRINT
Allowed values: any valid DD name, up to 8 character in length
This parameter specifies the DDNAME on the BFXJS procedure or job for messages to be
printed. If omitted, the default is LOGDD=SYSPRINT.
Example:
BFXJSD#LOGDD(STDOUT)
BFXJSD#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:
BFXJSD#MSGLVL(4)
BFXJSD#NTXID
Default value: NETX
Allowed values: any 4-character name, beginning with NET
This is a list of up to eight alternate NETEX interface (subsystem) names to use. The list
must be enclosed in parentheses. Specifying “$$$$” for the subsystem name allows the default
to be selected by NETEX.
The name specified must be the same name as specified by the SUBSYS parameter in the
NetEx/IP initialization parameters (NTXINIT).
Alternate subsystem names are normally only used when running multiple instances of
NetEx/IP in the same LPAR.
Example:
BFXJSD#NTXID(NETZ)
BFXJSD#OUTDD
Default value: INTRDR
Allowed values: any valid DD name, up to 8 character in length
This parameter specifies the DDNAME to be used for BFXJS to write submitted jobs for subsequent
execution. If omitted, the default is OUTDD=INTRDR.
Example:
BFXJSD#OUTDD(RDRIN)
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