NetEx EFT213 Reference Manual Rel 5.4

• You may also specify any valid Client qualifiers needed at your installation in the PARM= text. Theexample JCL sets a global variable memory size of 4096 bytes. Refer to “Invoking NetEx/eFT on IBMz/OS” on page 9 for more information on qualifiers.• CLIST allocations of STDIN should be changed to include a blocksize equal to or greater than the screensize of the 3270 model that you are using. For example:ALLOC F(STDIN)DS(*) REUSE BLKSIZE(4096) RECFM(U)• Change the NetEx/eFT commands following the STDIN card to meet your processing requirements. Theexample shows three commands, CONNECT, SEND, and DISCONNECT.Submit the job for execution to run the Client.//EFTCJCL JOB ,'EFT CLIENT',CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=X//CLIENT EXEC PGM=NUACLIEN,REGION=2048K,PARM='-GLOBAL 4096'//STEPLIB DD DSN=EFT.N24.LOAD,DISP=SHR//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*//STDIN DD *CONNECT host userid passwordSEND mvs.dataset.nameDISCONNECT/*Figure 3. Client example JCLIf you are going to run the Client in batch under the control of TSO/E (allowing local command execution),tailor the example JCL in Figure 4 on page 110 according to the following instructions.Change the following to meet your installation requirements.• The JOB card(s)• The data set name “DSN=SYS1.CMDPROC” on the SYSPROC card.Change this name to the data set name at your installation that contains the Client TSO/E CLIST“EFTUSER”.• The TSO/E “PROFILE PREFIX(EFT)” command. This can be used to set the initial TSO/E prefix andNetEx/eFT “Directory” qualifier for user start up file processing. The user start up file that would beprocessed using the example prefix is ‘EFT.CLIENT.UA’ (if it existed). If user start up file processing isnot needed, this command can be deleted.• You may also specify any other valid Client qualifiers needed at your installation following theEFTUSER command. The example JCL sets a global variable memory size of 4096 bytes. Refer to“Invoking NetEx/eFT on IBM z/OS” on page 9 for more information on qualifiers.• Change the NetEx/eFT commands following the STDIN card to meet your processing requirements. Theexample shows three commands, CONNECT, SEND, and DISCONNECT.Submit the job for execution to run the Client.REF-eFT213-R5.4-08 Advanced Local User’s Guide Page 109