Controlling JES2 devices and functional subsystems

z/OS JES2 Commands

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Controlling JES2 devices and functional subsystems

z/OS JES2 Commands
SA32-0990-00

This describes how to control:

The device environment by:
- Controlling console communication characteristics
- Displaying device status
- Controlling functional subsystems
Local and remote readers
Local and remote printers and punches
The remote job entry environment
Spool offload devices.

The following tables list the tasks discussed in this and provide a cross reference to the detailed descriptions of the corresponding commands.

Table 1. Controlling the Device Environment
Task	Command	Location
Control console communication characteristics	$T CONDEF	$T CONDEF - Set console communication characteristics
Display the status of all JES2 devices	$D U	$D U - Display the status of JES2-controlled devices
Define a new functional subsystem to JES2	$ADD FSS	$ADD FSS - Define a functional subsystem
Change a functional subsystem's characteristics	$T FSS	$T FSS - Control a functional subsystem

Table 2. Controlling Readers
Task	Command	Location
Assign reader characteristics, hold all jobs, and control tracing	$T RDRnn Rnnnn.RDm	$T RDRnn and $T Rnnnn.RDm - Control a reader
Start a reader	$S RDRnn Rnnnn.RDm	$S RDRnn and $Rnnnn.RDm - Start a reader
Display a reader	$D RDRnn Rnnnn.RDm	$D RDR(nn) and $D R(nn).RD(mm) - Display command authority for a reader
Cancel reader activity	$C RDRnn Rnnnn.RDm	$C RDR and $C Rnnnn.RDm - Cancel reader activity
Halt a reader	$Z RDRnn	$Z RDRnn - Halt reader activity
Stop a reader	$P RDRnn Rnnnn.RDm	$P RDRnn and $P Rnnnn.RDm - Stop a reader
Control internal readers	$T INTRDR	$T INTRDR - Control internal readers

Table 3. Controlling Printers
Task	Command	Location
Specify printer characteristics and options	$T PRTnnnn Rnnnn.PRm	$T PRT(nnnnn) and $T R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Control a printer
Specify JES2 printer characteristics	$T PRINTDEF	$T PRINTDEF - Control the JES2 print environment
Start a printer	$S PRTnnnn Rnnnn.PRm	$S PRT(nnnnn) and $S R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Start a printer
Define a local printer	$ADD PRTnnnn	$ADD PRT(nnnnn) - Define a local printer
Display printers	$D PRT Rnnnn.PRTm	$D PRT(nnnnn) and $D R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Display printers
Interrupt printer activity	$I PRTnnnn Rnnnn.PRm	$I PRT(nnnnn) and $I R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Interrupt printer activity
Advance printer output	$F PRTnnnn Rnnnn.PRm	$F PRT(nnnnn) and $F R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Logically advance printer output
Backspace printer output	$B PRTnnnn Rnnnn.PRm	$B PRT(nnnnn) and $B R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Logically backspace printer output
Repeat printer output	$N PRTnnnn Rnnnn.PRm	$T PRT(nnnnn) and $T R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Control a printer
Restart printer activity	$E PRTnnnn Rnnnn.PRm	$E PRT(nnnnn) and $E R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Restart printer activity
Cancel printer output	$C PRTnnnn Rnnnn.PRm	$C PRT(nnnnn) and $C R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Cancel printer output
Halt printer activity	$Z PRTnnnn Rnnnn.PRm	$Z PRT(nnnnn) and $Z R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Halt printer activity
Stop a printer	$P PRTnnnn Rnnnn.PRm	$P PRT(nnnnn) and $P R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Stop a printer

Table 4. Controlling Punches
Task	Command	Location
Specify punch characteristics and options	$T PUNnn Rnnnn.PUm	$T PUN(nn) and $T R(nnnnn).PU(m) - Control a punch
Start a punch	$S PUNnn Rnnnn.PUm	$S PUN(nn) and $S R(nnnnn).PU(m) - Start a punch
Display punches.	$D PUNnn Rnnnn.PUm	$D PUN(nn) and $D R(nnnnn).PU(m) - Display a remote punch
Interrupt punch activity	$I PUNnn Rnnnn.PUm	$I PUN(nn) and $I R(nnnnn).PU(m) - Interrupt punch activity
Advance punch output	$F PUNnn Rnnnn.PUm	$F PRT(nnnnn) and $F R(nnnnn).PR(m) - Logically advance printer output
Backspace punch output	$B PUNnn Rnnnn.PUm	$B PUN(nn) and $B R(nnnnn).PU(m) - Logically backspace punch output
Repeat punch output	$N PUNnn Rnnnn.PUm	$N PUN(nn) and $N R(nnnnn).PU(m) - Repeat punch output
Restart punch activity	$E PUNnn Rnnnn.PUm	$E PUN(nn) and $E R(nnnnn).PU(m) - Restart punch activity
Cancel punch output	$C PUNnn Rnnnn.PUm	$C PUN(nn) and $C R(nnnnn).PU(m) - Cancel punch output
Halt punch activity	$Z PUNnn Rnnnn.PUm	$Z PUN(nn) and $Z R(nnnnn).PU(m) - Halt punch activity
Stop a punch	$P PUNnn Rnnnn.PUm	$P PUN(nn) and $P R(nnnnn).PU(m) - Stop a punch

Table 5. Controlling the JES2/VTAM Interface
Task	Command	Location
Define the JES2/VTAM interface	$ADD LOGON(n)	$ADD LOGON(nn) - Add a logon
Start the JES2/VTAM interface	$S LOGON(n)	$S LOGON - Start the JES2/VTAM interface
Stop the JES2/VTAM interface	$P LOGON(n)	$P LOGON(nnnnn) - Stop the JES2/VTAM interface
Restart the JES2/VTAM interface	$E LOGON(n)	$E LOGON(nn) - Restart the JES2/VTAM interface
Assign a password to the JES2/VTAM interface and diagnose SNA problems	$T LOGON(n)	$T LOGON(nnn) - Control the JES2/VTAM interface

Table 6. Controlling the JES2 TCP/IP interface
Task	Command	Location
Define the JES2 TCP/IP interface	$ADD NETSERV(n)	$ADD NETSRV(nnn) - Add a network server
Start the JES2 TCP/IP interface	$S NETSERV(n)	$S NETSRV(nnn) - Start a network server
Stop the JES2 TCP/IP interface	$P NETSERV(n)	$P NETSRV(nnnnn) - Stop a network server
Restart the JES2 TCP/IP interface	$E NETSERV(n)	$E NETSRV(nnn) - Restart a network server
Assign related TCP/IP stack and JES2 SOCKET and diagnose NJE/TCP problems	$T NETSERV(n)	$T NETSRV(nnnnn) - Modify the attributes of a network server

Table 7. Controlling RJE Lines
Task	Command	Location
Define a RJE line	$ADD LINE(nnn)	$ADD LINE(nnnn) - Add line
Start an RJE line	$S LINE(nnnn)	$S LINE(nnnn) - Start a line
Stop an RJE line	$P LINE(nnnn)	$P LINE(nnnnn) - Stop a line
Restart RJE line activity	$E LINE(nnnn)	$E LINE(nnnnn) - Restart line activity
Disconnect an RJE line, assign a password, or diagnose RJE line problems	$T LINE(nnnn)	$T LINE(nnnnn) - Control a line

Table 8. Controlling RJE Workstations
Task	Command	Location
Specify JES2 teleprocessing characteristics	$T TPDEF	$T TPDEF - Set JES2 teleprocessing characteristics
Define an RJE workstation	$ADD RMT(nnnn)	$T RMT(nnnnn) - Change an RJE workstation
Set an RJE workstation's characteristics	$T RMT(nnnn)	$T RMT(nnnnn) - Change an RJE workstation
Automatically connect an SNA RJE workstation	$S RMT(nnnn)	$S N - Start node communication on an SNA line
Display active RJE workstations in a MAS	$D ACTRMT	$D ACTRMT - Display Active RJE Workstations in a MAS
Disconnect an RJE workstation	$P RMT(nnnn)	$P RMT(nnnnn) - Terminate a remote terminal connection

Table 9. Controlling Offload Devices
Task	Command	Location
Start an offload device	$S OFFLOADn, TYPE=	$S OFFLOADn - Start an offload device
Cancel a job/output on offload transmitter/ receiver	$C OFFn.JR OFFn.JT OFFn.SR OFFn.ST	$C OFFn.JR - Cancel a spool offload transmitter/receiver
Halt an offload device	$Z OFFLOADn	$Z OFFLOADn - Halt offload activity
Drain an offload device	$P OFFLOADn	$P OFFLOADn - Stop an offload device
Restart an offload transmitter	$E OFFn.JT OFFn.ST	$E OFFn.xx - Restart a spool offload transmitter
Specify offload device characteristics	$T OFFLOAD(n)	$T OFFLOAD(n) - Set offload device characteristics
Start an offload transmitter and/or receiver	$S OFFn.JR OFFn.JT OFFn.SR OFFn.ST	$S OFFn.xx - Start offload transmitters and receivers
Drain an offload transmitter and/or receiver	$P OFFn.JR OFFn.JT OFFn.SR OFFn.ST	$P OFFn.xx - Stop an offload transmitter/receiver
Specify offload job receiver characteristics	$T OFF(n).JR	$T OFF(n).JR - Set offload job receiver characteristics
Specify offload job transmitter characteristics	$T OFF(n).JT	$T OFF(n).JT - Set offload job transmitter characteristics
Specify offload SYSOUT receiver characteristics	$T OFF(n).SR	$T OFF(n).SR - Set offload SYSOUT receiver characteristics
Specify offload SYSOUT transmitter characteristics	$T OFF(n).ST	$T OFF(n).ST - Set offload SYSOUT transmitter characteristics

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