StorageTek 6 manual Set JCL Examples, JCL for Set Utility

Set

JCL Examples

The following example shows basic JCL that is required for executing the SET utility. Statements that represent individual utility functions are included in the JCL, as you deem necessary, to comprise the HSC configuration that you want to invoke.

JCL for Set Utility

/JOB	jobname	SLUADMIN
/PARM	MIXED
/FILE	SLSCNTL	DEV vaddr	DSN	control.set.name
/FILE	SLSCNTL2	DEV vaddr	DSN	secondary.set.name
/FILE	SLSSTBY	DEV vaddr	DSN	standby.set.name
/FILE	SLSPRINT	DEV PRNT CLASS		A
/FILE	SLSIN	*

/* List indivual utility statements following this comment

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(utility statements)

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Note: JCL statements for SLSCNTL2 and SLSSTBY are optional. However, if you have configured your library to have a secondary and standby control data set, you must include statements for these control data sets. It is highly recommended that you operate your library with a secondary and standby control data set.

The following example shows JCL that makes these modifications:

•changes the host ID from HSCB to HSC2

•sets the library station device numbers to 0CD and 0DD for ACS 00 on host HSC2

•changes the nonlibrary drive esoteric to ‘‘CTAPE’’ for hosts CPUA and CPUB

•changes the device numbers for ACS 00 LSM 0 panel 10 on all hosts.

Notes:

1.Only one option can be specified per SET statement. This example demonstrates that multiple SET statements can be entered for each execution of the utility.

2.In the SET SLIDRIVS statement below, note that a continuation character (+) has been added to allow 10-drive panels to be specified on one statement.

318VM/HSC 6.0 System Programmer’s Guide

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