$C OFFn.JR

Function

To cancel the job or output that is currently active on the specified offload transmitter or receiver.

Syntax


>>-$C--+-OFFn.JR-+--+----------+-------------------------------><
       +-OFFn.JT-+  +-,OFFn.JR-+   
       +-OFFn.SR-+  +-,OFFn.JT-+   
       '-OFFn.ST-'  +-,OFFn.SR-+   
                    '-,OFFn.ST-'

Parameters

n: The identifier (1-8) of the associated offload device.
OFFn.JR: The job on the offload job receiver is cancelled. The subscript n specifies a numeric value (1-8) of the associated offload device.
OFFn.JT: The job on the offload job transmitter is cancelled. The subscript n specifies a numeric value (1-8) of the associated offload device.
OFFn.SR: The job on the offload sysout receiver is cancelled. The subscript n specifies a numeric value (1-8) of the associated offload device.
OFFn.ST: The job on the offload sysout transmitter is cancelled. The subscript n specifies a numeric value (1-8) of the associated offload device.

Authority Required

This command requires device authority. The description of the $T RDRnn command explains how to ensure that the authority of the appropriate MVS™ system command group is assigned.

This command requires control security access authority. For a description of assigning command input authority, see z/OS JES2 Initialization and Tuning Guide, SA32-0991.

Processing Considerations

OFFn.JT | JR | SR
JES2 causes the job on the specified device to be cancelled and deleted from JES2 spool. Processing continues by selecting the next job eligible to be processed by the device.
OFFn.ST
The output groups selected according to the work selection criteria of the SYSOUT transmitter are cancelled and deleted from the queue from which they were selected. The transmitter continues to select the next job.

Scope

Single member. The values supplied for this command will be in effect for this member only. There is no need to have this command issued to all members of the MAS.

Messages

The $HASP000 message indicates JES2 has accepted the command. Upon completion, JES2 issues a message to indicate that the job on the device has been deleted.

Examples

 1   $c off1.jt, off1.st

  $HASP000 OK
  $HASP523 jobname  -- OFF1.JT DELETED
  $HASP523 jobname  -- OFF1.ST DELETED

JES2 cancels the processing of the job on offload job transmitter 1 and deletes the job from the spool; JES2 cancels the job on offload sysout transmitter 1 and deletes the output group currently being processed.

 2   $c off2.jr, off3.sr

  $HASP000 OK
  $HASP545 OFF2.JR SKIPPING TO END-OF-JOB
  $HASP543 jobname  -- OFF2.JR DELETED
  $HASP545 OFF3.SR SKIPPING TO END-OF-JOB
  $HASP543 jobname  -- OFF3.SR DELETED

JES2 cancels the processing of the jobs on offload job receiver 2 and sysout receiver 3, and deletes the jobs from the spool.