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2.1 Unicenter CA-Scheduler Options: The CAIJGEN Macroto this station to be able to edit JCL from the staging library. This ID must betwo numeric digits. The default is 39.SHARE=YES|NOSpecify the Shared Database Option. Use SHARE=YES if you share theUnicenter CA-Scheduler databases and libraries between multi-CPUs, or if youare running Unicenter CA-Scheduler under VM. This option must match theSHARE option on the FORMAT and RESTORE commands. The default is NO.SLISUB=xIndicate the source statement sublibrary to be used when submitting JCL usingPOWER SLIs. The default is P.SPRTY=nnSpecify the Unicenter CA-Scheduler default (internal to UnicenterCA-Scheduler) job dispatching priority. The default is 50.STAGE=YES|NOSpecify JCL staging support. The default is YES.STGBKNM=file nameIdentify the file name for the staging file's backup tape. The file name must be1 to 7 characters. The default is CAIJBTG.STGBUFN=nIndicate the number of buffers in the JCL staging library. There must be aminimum of 4. The default is 4. The virtual storage required by a singlebuffer is the size of a CI (STGCISZ).STGCISZ=nnnnIndicate the size (CISIZE) of the control interval for the JCL staging library.Specify a number based on the type of DASD device allocated. The acceptableminimum is 2048. The default is 4096.STGNAME=file nameIndicate the file name for the JCL staging library. This name must be from 1to 7 characters long. The default is CAIJSTG.2-16 Unicenter CA-Scheduler Systems Programmer Guide
2.1 Unicenter CA-Scheduler Options: The CAIJGEN MacroSTORAGE=nnSpecify the amount of K storage that must be left in the POWER partition afterall Unicenter CA-Scheduler modules have been loaded. The default is 96 KB.STRMSG=(userid1,...userid4)List up to four users who will receive a message when any UnicenterCA-Scheduler jobs or schedules start. Specify 1-8 character userids as requiredin the userid record. Separate the userids with commas. To send the messageto the master console, specify OPERATOR as one of the users. To send themessage to another console, specify OPERnn where "nn" is the route code from1-15; to send it with different attributes or colors, specify OPERnndd where"dd" is the MVS descriptor code. (See WTO macro instructions in the IBMmanual Supervisor Service And Macro Instructions for a list of route codes anddescriptor codes.) Specify MAILBOX as one of the users to send startmessages to the mailbox where they can later be viewed using the ReportingFacility panel or the REPORT MAILBOX batch command. Start messages willbe sent to the users named here in addition to those users named on the job'sJMR or the schedule's SMR. There is no default.STRROUT=(node1,...node4)Use this option in conjunction with the STRMSG option if you are running inan NJE environment. List up to four node names to send the start messages tousers at other nodes. Specify 1-8 character node names as defined in theCAIJNET macro. Separate the node names with commas. The first node namemust correspond to the first userid specified in the STRMSG option. Similarly,the second node name must correspond to the second userid specified in theSTRMSG option, and so forth. There is no default.SUBUID=(ccc,ccc,ccc,ccc,ccc,) Use this option to specify which userid toassociate jobs with when they are submitted. Specify five codes in an orderthat prioritizes (from left to right) which userid is used. Specify three digitcodes (ccc) separated by commas, where "ccc" can be:SUBJCLRUNDEFSTCThe userid that issued a SUBMIT, RERUN or FORCE command for thejob.The userid that changed the job's JCL on the staging file.The userid that issued a RUN or ADD command for the job or theschedule.The userid that originally defined or last altered the job's JBR.Do not associate the job with any userid. In this case, the submitted jobwill inherit the Unicenter CA-Scheduler started task STC userid.The order in which you specify these codes is significant when multiple usersare involved with the job. For example, if you specifySUBUID=(SUB,JCL,RUN,DEF,STC) and USER1 issues RUN on a job andChapter 2. Installation Options 2-17
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