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SYSIN Data

All records immediately following the EXEC statement and continuing through end-of-file are treated as program-dependent SYSIN data. Such data include report option specifications for TSSUTIL and batch TSS command scripts for TSSCRIPT. See the associated program descriptions for information on required SYSIN data.

The following is an example of a multiple-report TSSUTIL job stream:

//TSSJOB ACID=SECADMIN,PASSWORD=ILUVTSS
//EXEC   PGM=TSSUTIL
REPORT EVENT(VIOL) DATE(TODAY) ACID(SHIFTY) END
REPORT EVENT(INIT) SYSID(SYS1) DATE(-01) END

This example shows a program which obtains its input from execution keywords:

//TSSJOB ACID=SECADMIN,PASSWORD=ILUVTSS
//EXEC   PGM=TSSRECVR,PARM='DATE(-02)'

To submit a job ('TSS INPUT A') in the CA Top Secret server’s (TSSVM) reader enter:

SPOOL PUNCH TSSVM CLASS B NOHOLD
PUNCH TSSUTIL INPUT A (NOH

Note: In the previous example, the quotes are not actually needed but are included for readability.