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3.3.2 Generate Complex-Level JCL Jobs, PROCs, CLISTs
Section 2.3.1.6, Database Complex JCL Definitions (JCLDEFC),
describes the CA MICS parameters that control the process by
which the JCL procedures, batch jobs, and TSO CLISTs required
for complex-level functions are created.
Before you run JCLGEN0, provide the environmental parameter
values in sharedprefix.MICS.PARMS, as described here. Any
changes that you make using the facilities that are described
in section 2.3.3.3, JCLGEN Parameters for Special
Requirements, must also be complete before JCLGEN0 is
submitted.
JCL OPTIONS
Member: sharedprefix.MICS.PARMS(JCLDEFC)
See section 2.3.1.6
USER JOB CARD JCL
Member: sharedprefix.MICS.PARMS(USERJCL)
See section 2.3.3.2.2
Review and complete the JOB statement and the symbolic
parameters on the EXEC statement of
sharedprefix.MICS.CNTL(JCLGEN0).
The EXEC statement is written as follows:
//STEP1 EXEC MICSDM,
// ISPTLB1='__________________',
// ISPTLB2='__________________',
// ISPMLB1='__________________',
// ISPMLB2='__________________',
// WKUNIT='SYSDA',
// SHRPFX='sharedprefix.MICS',
// SASNAME='entry',
// SASPFX='sas.prefix',
//*SASENV='TKMVSENV(TKMVSENV)',
// SASCFG1='config',
//*SASCFG2='CONFIG(COMMON)',
//*SASCFG3='CONFIG(ENW0)',
//*SASCFG4='CONFIG(SITE)',
//*AUTOLIB='fixed.block.AUTOLIB',
// LANG1='',
// LANG2='
' JCLGEN Parameter Sharing lets you specify the commonly used
JCLGEN parameters in sharedprefix.MICS.PARMS(JCLDEFC), where
they then become default parameters for
prefix.MICS.PARMS(JCLDEF) at the unit level.
Use of this facility can greatly reduce the amount of coding
in the JCLDEF and JCLDEFC members.
With JCLGEN Parameter Sharing activated, most of the JCLDEFC
and JCLDEF parameters are shared, with the following
exceptions:
Complex Only
(JCLDEFC)
Parameters Description
------------ ---------------------------------------------
ACCTMGDG - Generation definition for complex audit files
AUTHLIB - Name of Authorized Library for Q&R if JES3
CAILIB - CA Common Services Library for z/OS
DOCUMENT - SYSOUT class used for printing documentation
JES - Specifies job entry subsystem version in use
ISPLLIB1 - IBM ISPF Program Load Library
ISPLLIB2 - IBM ISPF Program Load Library
ISPMLIB1 - IBM ISPF Message Library
ISPMLIB2 - IBM ISPF Message Library
ISPPLIB1 - IBM ISPF Panel Library
ISPPLIB2 - IBM ISPF Panel Library
ISPSLIB1 - IBM ISPF Skeleton Library
ISPSLIB2 - IBM ISPF Skeleton Library
ISPTLIB1 - IBM ISPF Table Library
ISPTLIB2 - IBM ISPF Table Library
SASAUTOS - SAS auto include library
SASCONFIG - SAS configuration member
SASCONFIG1 - SAS configuration member
SASCONFIG2 - SAS configuration member
SASCONFIG3 - SAS configuration member
SASCONFIG4 - SAS configuration member
SASENV - SAS environment file
SASHELP - SAS help library
SASLIB - SAS executable library
SASMSG - SAS message data set
SASNAME - SAS program name
Unit Only
(JCLDEF)
Parameters Description
------------ -----------------------------------------------
COMPONENTS List of components in the unit
DATABASE Name used to identify the database unit
EXCLUDESTEP Exclude certain steps from operational jobs
PREFIX Name used to form the data set name of the unit
SMFDIRECTOR Components that use SMF Director input files
SMFRECORDING Identifies components that use SMF input files.
TAPEPREFIX Name that is used to form the tape data set names.
The components, database, and prefix statements are required
in prefix.MICS.PARMS(JCLDEF) for each database unit.
JCLGEN Parameter Sharing is always active, but it must be
enabled by specifying the following in
sharedprefix.MICS.PARMS(JCLDEFC) or
prefix.MICS.PARMS(JCLDEF):
COMPLEXPARMS YES
When specified in JCLDEFC, the value of COMPLEXPARMS is the
default for all units. If specified in JCLDEF, COMPLEXPARMS
overrides the COMPLEXPARMS action that is specified in JCLDEFC.
Section 5.5 provides an optional checklist that shows how to
activate JCLGEN parameter sharing for all units in the CA
MICS complex.
Notes:
o COMPLEXPARMS must be the first statement in JCLDEFC
and JCLDEF. If it is not, an error message is generated.
o For the ISPF data set and the STEPLIB definitions,
specifying the first definition (that is, ISPTLIB1) will
automatically blank out the second definition (that is,
ISPTLIB2). Therefore, always specify these
definitions in numeric order.
The ISPxLIBn definitions are used to supply the data set
names of your site's IBM ISPF and ISPF/PDF product libraries.
The TSO LISTALC command can be used to assist you in
determining the correct names to specify for the ISPxLIBn
definitions that follow:
ISPTLB1-2
The names of your IBM ISPF Program Product table
libraries. ISPTLB1 is required. If ISPF and PDF are
combined in one library at your site, specify
ISPTLB2 with the same name in ISPTLB1.
ISPMLB1-2
The names of your IBM ISPF Program Product message
libraries. ISPTLB1 is required. If ISPF and PDF are
combined in one library at your site, specify
ISPMLB2 with the same name in ISPMLB1.
WKUNIT
The unit for the SYSUT3 and SYSUT4 work data sets needed
by IEBCOPY.
SHRPFX
The sharedprefix for the database complex. Include the CA
MICS level node as needed by your site. Specify the
sharedprefix name without the trailing period.
SASNAME
The program name of the SAS Program Product in the load
library specified in SASLIB or in your LPA libraries. It
is also the entry point name. SAS is the default value
for SASNAME.
SASPFX
The common data set name prefix for your SAS libraries.
Specify the name without the trailing period.
SASENV
The name of the SAS environment file. The TKMVSENV file
is used to make a list of pseudo environment variables.
Option values in SAS configuration files can contain
symbolic references. The values of these symbolic
references are resolved from a variable that is set in
the TKMVSENV file. Whether this file is optional depends
on how SAS was installed at your installation.
SASCFG1
The library name suffix and member name of your SAS
configuration file.
For SAS version 9.1.3, usually the library is the SAS
CNTL data set and the member is BATW0.
For SAS version 9.2 and above, usually the library is
the SAS CONFIG data set and the member is BATCH.
SASCFG2
The library name suffix and member name of an additional
configuration file that is needed for SAS versions 9.2
and higher. Usually this file is a member of the SAS
CONFIG data set and the name is COMMON.
SASCFG3
The library name suffix and member name of an additional
configuration file that is needed for SAS versions 9.2
and above. Usually this file is a member of the SAS
CONFIG data set and the name is ENW0.
SASCFG4
The library name suffix and member name of an additional
configuration file that is needed for SAS versions 9.2
and higher. Usually this file is a member of the SAS
CONFIG data set and the name is SITE.
AUTOLIB
The SAS AUTOCALL library that is being converted to fixed
block with SAS 9.1.3. This library is not required for
SAS version 9.2 and above.
LANG1
The language code that is required for SAS. For example,
EN stands for English.
LANG2
The encoding value that is required for SAS. The value
for EBCDIC is W0 and must have a trailing period (.).
When you have completed editing the job, submit it as
follows:
SUB 'sharedprefix.MICS.CNTL(JCLGEN0)'
There are other JCL generation requirements at the complex
level, but they are for creating JCL specific to certain
products such as Accounting and Chargeback (JCLGEN1). The
guides for these products describe these complex-level
requirements.
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