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Add the JES Initialization Parameters (Optional)

Note: This step is optional.

Run one of the following jobs in CBQ4JCL, depending on which version of JES you are running, and how your JES system is configured:

BQ4JJES2

If JES2 is configured with DESTDEF NODENAME= OPTIONAL, which is the JES2 default, there is no need to define the destination ESF to JES2, and this step can be skipped.

If JES2 is configured with DESTDEF NODENAME= REQUIRED, run this job to add the destination identifier ESF to the JES2 initialization parameter deck (JES2PARM) and associate an unused local JES2 route code.

Note: You can also define the destination ESF with a JES2 $ADD command, as follows:

$ADD DESTID(ESF),DEST=Unnn

where Unnn must specify an unused local JES2 route code.

BQ4JJES3

This job adds the destination identifier ESF to the JES3 initialization‑parameter deck (JES3IN).

Unless it was added dynamically, JES2 or JES3 has to be restarted to make the destination ESF known. The Automatic File Transfer interface JESTOESF cannot be used until the destination is known to JES, but all the remaining CA Spool facilities will function.

This job is self-documenting. Be sure to adjust the JCL to your site's standards and assign proper values to various installation-dependent parameters.