Re: JES2 DD Concatenation issue
- From: mark.zelden@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Mark Zelden)
- Date: 28 Mar 2008 12:17:23 -0700
On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 12:53:04 -0400, Jakubek, Jan <jan.jakubek@xxxxxxx> wrote:
A static //PROCnn concatenation can be replaced/ overridden via a new
dynamic one using /$ADD/$T PROCLIB JES2 commands.
According to the manual: "Dynamic PROCLIB can override PROCxx DDs in
the JES2 start PROC but cannot alter nor delete them."
So I decided to try this on a sandbox. It does work and I guess is the
best solution since you don't have to bounce JES2 at all or worry about
the number of converter subtasks etc.
But in playing with it, I found something really interesting (at least to
me).
After I was done adding the dynamic proclib I then deleted the definition
to put me back in a "broken" state. This sandbox JES2 has 2 converter
subtasks and right now one is broke and the other one is still finding the
PROC I am referencing from the proclib I deleted on the original
volume (I allocated one with the same name on another volume).
The interesting thing is that JES2 alternates between the 2 subtasks, so
JES2's usage of them is round robin. Every other job I submit works or
gets a IEC143I 213-04 on the proclib and a IEFC612I PROCEDURE xxx
WAS NOT FOUND error message.
Mark
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