Syntax
NJE nodename,
APPL=cccccccc,
JRNUM=0-7,
JTNUM=0-7,
SRNUM=0-7,
STNUM=0-7,
ISTATUS= ACTIVE | INACTIVE | TIME | ACTNETO | TIMENETO,
SID=cccc,
TIMEOUT=tt,
SNABSIZE=ssss,
PURGE=YES | NO,
SECUID=uuuuuuuu,
COMBINE=NO | JESDS | JOB | GROUPID,
NOTIFY=YES | NO,
TRACE,
PACING=n,
PSWSEND=cccccccc,
PSWRECE=cccccccc,
TCPHOST=cccccccccccccccc,
TCPPORT=n,
TCPTLS=NO | YES,
SELHOLD=YES | NO
NJE Parameters
This section describes the purpose and usage of the NJE parameters.
Defines the NJE node name that identifies the node in the NJE network. The nodename can be up to eight alphanumeric characters in length.
Specifies the VTAM application name identifier that is used to establish a session. cccccccc can be up to eight alphanumeric characters. If APPL is not specified, the system defaults to the NJE nodename.
Specifies the number of job receivers to be allocated to this NJE node. n is an integer that specifies the maximum number of input job streams allowed to be concurrently active on this NJE node; it must match the value JTNUM on the system defined by this NJE statement. JRNUM can range from 0 to 7. The default value is 1.
Specifies the number of job transmitters to be allocated to this NJE node. n is an integer that specifies the maximum number of output job streams allowed to be concurrently active on this NJE node;it must match the value JRNUM on the system defined by this NJE statement. JTNUM can range from 0 to 7. The default value is 1.
Specifies the number of SYSOUT receivers to be allocated to this NJE node. n is an integer that specifies the maximum number of SYSOUT receiver streams allowed to be concurrently active on this NJE node; it must match the value STNUM on the system defined by this NJE statement. SRNUM can range from 0 to 7. The default value is 1.
Specifies the number of SYSOUT transmitters to be allocated to this NJE node. n is an integer that specifies the maximum number of SYSOUT transmitter streams allowed to be concurrently active on this NJE node; it must match the value SRNUM on the system defined by this NJE statement. STNUM can range from 0 to 7. The default value is 1.
Specifies whether the NJE interface must try to establish a session with the subsystem defined in the nodename. Valid values are:
Note: To specify ISTATUS=TIMENETO in an EMAS complex that uses VTAM generic resource, follow the setup instructions for Enhanced MAS Support in the Best Practices Guide. Otherwise, the product may issue nuisance error messages.
Specifies the SID for which this NJE connection must be defined. If the current SID does not match, the NJE definition is discarded. There is no default value.
Specifies the number of seconds to wait for a reply to a command. When the timeout value expires, the NJE interface routes all responses to the command to the ESFLOG.
Note: If the session partner is another CA Spool system, the value is forced to 20.
Range: 1-20
Default: 2
(TCP/IP Only) For NJE connections that use TCP/IP, the interface multiplies the timeout value by 100 and uses the new value to determine how long to wait before timing out the partner node. By default, the interface waits 200 seconds (100 x 2 seconds) for a send or receive function over TCP/IP to complete successfully. If the timeout is exceeded, the CA Spool NJE session is drained. Because of the method that TCP/IP and Netserv use to buffer data, the timer does not necessarily begin when the partner node crashes or becomes unavailable.
Specifies the RUSIZE size and buffer size to be used in this session
ssss can range from 512 to 4096 bytes.
Specifies whether the NJE interface must purge files after successful transmission (YES or NO). The default value is YES.
Specifies the user ID to be attached to an inbound command which has no user ID attached. The default value is N$$NJEUID.
Specifies whether the NJE interface must combine each data set in the receiving data stream into one CA Spool file, if possible (JOB or NO), or only the JES data sets (JESDS).
IF GROUPID is specified, then data sets with the same group ID are combined into one CA Spool file, if possible. Data sets without GROUPID are considered as one.
The decision to combine the data sets is based on all of the values in the Distribution, PSF and SAR sections of the Open parameter list being equal. For details about the information contained in these sections of the Open parameter list, see the System Guide.
The default value is NO.
Specifies whether the NJE interface must send an ESF371 message to the other subsystem after successful file transmission (YES or NO). The default value is YES.
If TRACE is specified on the NJE TCP/IP node and an NJESNAP DD statement is found in the ESF procedure, all inbound and outbound activity on the defined NJE node is traced.
If TRACE is specified on the NJE TCP/IP node and an NJETRACE DD statement is found in the ESF procedure all inbound and outbound activity of NJE TCP/IP subtask is traced.
Default: None
Note: Only one NJE node is traced at a time.
Specifies the pacing value to be used in the Bind. The lower limit is 0 and the upper limit is 63. The default value is 3.
Specifies a 1-to 8-character password that the NJE partner is required to send at session initialization time. There is no default value.
Specifies a 1-to 8-character password received from the NJE partner at session initialization time. There is no default value.
If NJEOPT=9 is specified, the PSWRECE parameter specifies an 8-character generic NJE APPLID mask.
The generic mask has 8 characters with values of +,%, -, where
+ = must match
% = do not care
- = remove that position from the compare
This mask is used to compare the incoming VTAM BIND against the defined NJE APPLID names in this system.
Example 1
The following example shows an NJE node defined in IQPARM:
NJE EMAS1,APPL=AIESF,PSWRECE=+--++++%,ISTATUS=INACTIVE
This means that CA Spool with NJE node EMAS1 accepts an NJE bind from APPLIDs such as AaaIESFb. The characters represented by 'aa' are removed before checking the APPLID name, and the character represented by 'b' is bypassed.
Example 2
Following is another example:
NJE SCP0ESF,APPL=SCP0ESF,ISTATUS=ACTNETO,PSWRECE=+++%+++%
This means that CA Spool with NJE node SCP0ESF accepts an NJE bind from APPLIDs such as SCPbESFb. The characters represented by 'b' can be any value.
If NJEOPT=9 is specified, it disables the normal use of PSWSEND, which is used in the verification process.
Note: Changing the value in PSWRECE and PSWSEND requires restarting CA Spool.
REINIT does not work and does NOT give any warnings.
SPECIAL REMARKS: Each NJE statement falling into this category can only handle one NJE connection.
Connects to the NJE node using TCP/IP. Specify one of the following values for the hostname:
Maximum length: 64 characters
Default: None
Specifies the TCP/IP port number of the NJE TCP/IP server.
Range: 1 - 65535
Defaults:
Specifies whether SSL/TLS is used for this NJE node.
Default: NO
Specifies whether held files must be selected for transfer to this NJE node (YES or NO). The default value is NO.
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