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3.2 JCL Library Exit3.2 JCL Library ExitUnicenter CA-Scheduler can dynamically submit and release jobs to theoperating system from a variety of production JCL libraries. (See the LIBTYPEinstallation option.) If you have your own JCL library management system,you can use this exit to submit jobs directly from your library by passing theJCL one statement at a time to Unicenter CA-Scheduler. Then UnicenterCA-Scheduler either submits the JCL to POWER or stages it to the staging file.To do this, code a routine (entry point USERJCL0) that will be invoked byUnicenter CA-Scheduler to open, close, and read JCL members from your JCLlibrary. This routine (USERJCL0) must be link edited with module CAJMUSR0and the linkage editor entry point must be named CAJMUSR0.Example:PHASE CAJMUSR,SINCLUDE CAJMUSRINCLUDE USERJCLENTRY CAJMUSRYour routine receives control when a job is available to be submitted to theoperating system. It uses standard IBM linkage conventions.Registers at entry to your routine:RegisterFunction1 Points at one fullword that points to a parameter list passed toyour routine by Unicenter CA-Scheduler, and can be mapped bycalling the CAIJCLIB macro13 Points to an 18-fullword save area for your routine to saveregisters14 Return point to Unicenter CA-Scheduler15 Entry point to your routineFollowing is a detailed description of the CAIJCLIB macro call and anexplanation of the parameter list used for communication between UnicenterCA-Scheduler and your routine.The macro call, CAIJCLIB TYPE=DSECT, will generate the following parameterlist:3-4 Unicenter CA-Scheduler Systems Programmer Guide
3.2 JCL Library ExitCAIJCLIB DSECTStart of parameter listJCLBNAME DC CL8' ' JCL member name (passed to user routineon OPEN JCL MEMBER request)JCLBOP DC F'' Operation code (passed to user routine)the contents as follows:JCLBOPEN EQU OPEN JCL MEMBERJCLBCRDS EQU 4 PASS JCL to Unicenter CA-Scheduler onecard at a time in the JCLBBUF fieldJCLBCLOS EQU 8 CLOSE JCL MEMBERJCLBRT DC F'' Return code (returned by user routine)contents as follows:JCLBRC EQU REQUEST SATISFIED no errorsJCLBRC4 EQU 4 JCL MEMBER NOT FOUND if requestwas to OPEN JCL MEMBERJCLBRC8 EQU 8 NO MORE JCL FOR MEMBER if requestwas PASS JCL ONE CARD AT A TIMEAny other return code means thatthe REQUEST WAS NOT SATISFIED,in which case, the job will not besubmitted to the operating systemand the job status will indicate'SUBMIT FAILED'JCLBBUF DC CL8' ' 8-byte buffer for JCL statement passed toUnicenter CA-Scheduler from the user routineJCLBSUBI DC CL8' ' Member SUBIDJCLBPSWD DC CL8' ' Member passwordNote: The fields JCLBNAME and JCLBOP cannot be modified by the userprogram.Chapter 3. User Exits and Interfaces 3-5
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Chapter 6. Using Unicenter CA-Sched
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