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NATDYNPAR
Operating System
BS2000/OSD
Type
Optional
Default
SYSDTA
On BS2000/OSD, Natural subtasking is starting a batch task running a Natural nucleus. The Natural
batch driver can be configured to read dynamic startup parameters from FILE, SYSIPT or
SYSDTA. The NATDYNPAR value must be set to the same value as the parameter DYNPAR in the NAMBS2
macro of your Natural batch driver to read the dynamic parameters for the Natural subtask from
the correct input unit.
Please use the new Natural subtask skeletons to benefit from this startup setting. Possible values:
Value
FILE
SYSDTA
SYSIPT
Explanation
Dynamic parameters are read from a sequential file temporarily created in the Natural subtask
JCL skeleton. It will be assigned with a FILE command by using the LINK name CMPRMIN.
Dynamic parameters are read from SYSDTA.
Dynamic parameters are read from SYSIPT. Please check your environment if data input by
means of the system file SYSIPT is supported.
For more information about Natural subtasks, see Aspects of Running System Automation Tools
in Entire System Server on BS2000/OSD in the Section BS2000/OSD Considerations of the Entire
System Server Administration documentation.
NATMOD
Operating System
z/OS, z/VSE
Type
Optional
Default
None
Name of the linked Natural used for subtasking. Refer to the Entire System Server Installation and
Customization documentation for details on how to create this module.
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