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Startup Parameters in Alphabetical Order JOBNATSUB Operating System BS2000/OSD Type Optional Default None Maximum Value Length 120 bytes Specifies the location of the job control to start the initial task for Natural subtasks. Possible options: Option filename library(element) Explanation Enter job is saved as file. The startup parameter SDF is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format or set to YES to use SDF format. Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup parameter SDF is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format. *LIBRARY-ELEMENT(LIBRARY=library, Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup parameter SDF ELEMENT=element) is set to YES. For more information about Natural subtasks, see Aspects of Running System Automation Tools in Entire System Server on BS2000/OSD in the Entire System Server Administration documentation. JOBSERVER Operating System BS2000/OSD Type Required Default None Maximum Value Length 120 bytes needs at least one Server Task to handle user requests. If this parameter is omitted, the Entire System Server terminates with an error message. Possible options: Option filename library(element) Explanation Enter job is saved as file. The startup parameter SDF is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format or set to YES to use SDF format. Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup parameter SDF is omitted or set to NO to use ISP format. *LIBRARY-ELEMENT(LIBRARY=library, Enter job is saved as LMS element. The startup parameter SDF ELEMENT=element) is set to YES. 36 Administration
LANGUAGE Operating System BS2000/OSD Type Optional Default E Specifies the language for console messages. Possible options: Option E G LOCAL Explanation Operating System Default. Console messages appear in English. Console messages appear in German. z/OS, z/VSE, BS2000/OSD Type Optional Default NO Specifies whether the node (specified by the NODE parameter) is accessible in a network from remote nodes. Option YES NO Explanation Node is accessible locally only (not from remote nodes). Node is accessible globally. LOCAL-HOST Operating System Type Default z/OS, z/VSE, BS2000/OSD Optional None Maximum Value Length 63 bytes for z/OS and z/VSE, 160 bytes for BS2000/OSD Specifies the domain name. In combination with the LOGON-ID, the parameter is used as sender address in SEND-EMAIL requests. It should be used only if there are difficulties in using the existing host name setting of the local machine. Administration Startup Parameters in Alphabetical Order 37
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