IAZSSJM Contents: The caller must set the following fields in the IAZSSJM control block on input:

Specify SSJM1CHR and SSJMZOMO to identify for the SSI service which characters in selection EBCDIC strings are wildcard characters. If SSJM1CHR and SSJMZOMO are not specified, the default wildcard characters are "?" for SSJM1CHR and "*" for SSJMZOMO. If either value is not X'00' (if either is specified), then both provided values are used even if one value is X'00'.

It is an error to specify equal values for SSJM1CHR and SSJMZOMO, unless the equal values are X'00'. If both values are X'00', the default values are used.

Job Modification Action Input Parameters: The following fields specify input parameters used to define the job modification action to be taken on selected jobs. These fields are only relevant when their corresponding job modify action is requested. Fields SSJMOPT1 and SSJMTYPE are supplied for any job modify action.

SSJMOPT1

Input processing option:

Flag

Description

SSJMPD64

ON - Return output in 64-bit virtual storage.

SSJMPSYN

SYNC request (ON) or ASYNC request (OFF).

SSJMTYPE

The input request type:

Request type

Description

SSJMHOLD (4)

Hold selected jobs.

SSJMRLS (8)

Release selected jobs.

SSJMPRG (12)

Purge selected jobs.

SSJMCANC (16)

Cancel selected jobs.

SSJMSTRT (20)

Start selected jobs.

SSJMRST (24)

Restart selected jobs.

SSJMSPIN (28)

SPIN selected jobs.

SSJMJCHR (32)

Change characteristics of selected jobs.

SSJMNODE (36)

Change execution node of selected jobs.

SSJMRSTG (128)

Release storage.

SSJMHOLD, SSJMRLS and SSJMSTRT are job modify actions that do not require additional input parameters. The remaining action types require additional input parameters, and are described below.

SSJMPFLG

Job purge (SSJMPRG) option flags:

Flag

Description

SSJMPPRT

Perform a protected cancel/purge of the jobs.

SSJMCFLG

Job cancel (SSJMCANC) option flags:

Flag

Description

SSJMCDMP

Dump the cancelled jobs if waiting for conversion, in conversion, or in execution.

SSJMCPRT

Perform a protected cancel/purge of the jobs.

SSJMCFRC

Force cancel the jobs, even if marked.

SSJMCARM

Request that automatic restart management automatically restart the selected jobs after they are cancelled.

SSJMCPRG

Purge output of the cancelled jobs.

SSJMEFLG

Job restart (SSJMRST) option flags:

Flag

Description

SSJMECAN

Cancel and hold the restarted jobs prior to execution.

SSJMERES

Restart the selected jobs at the next processing step once the current step completes.

SSJMESTH

Hold and re-queue the restarted jobs for execution once the current step completes.

SSJMTSFL

Job SPIN (SSJMSPIN) option flags:

Flag

Description

SSJMTSDD

SPIN only the data set specified in SSJMTSDN. Otherwise, SPIN all eligible data sets.

SSJMTSDN

If SSJMTSDD is ON, specifies the data set name to SPIN.

SSJMRNOD

Change Execution Node (SSJMNODE) request: the name of the node to route jobs to.

SSJMCOP1

Change characteristics (SSJMJCHR) request options:

Flag

Description

SSJMCJBC

Change the job class of the selected jobs to the class specified in SSJMJBCL.

SSJMCSVC

Change the service class of the selected jobs to the class specified in SSJMSVCL.

SSJMCSCH

Change WLM scheduling environment of the selected jobs to the WLM scheduling environment specified in SSJMSCEV.

SSJMCPRA

Change the priority of the selected jobs to the priority specified in SSJMJPRI (absolute priority). Mutually exclusive with SSJMCPRR.

SSJMCPRR

Change the priority of the selected jobs to the current priority PLUS the value in SSJMJPRI (relative priority - SSJMJPRI can be negative). Mutually exclusive with SJMCPRA.

SSJMCOFL

Mark that selected jobs are offloaded on offload devices specified (by number) in the SSJMOLST offload device list. Mutually exclusive with SSJMCNOF.

SSJMCNOF

Mark that selected jobs are NOT offloaded on offload devices specified (by number) in the SSJMOLST offload device list. Mutually exclusive with SSJMCOFL.

SSJMCAFF

Change characteristics (SSJMJCHR) affinity options:

Flag

Description

SSJMCANY

Selected jobs are eligible to run on ANY member (SYSAFF=ANY).

SSJMCRPL

REPLACE the affinity list of selected jobs using the members listed in the SSJMCMBP affinity member list.

SSJMCADD

ADD TO the current affinity list of selected jobs using the members listed in the SSJMCMBP affinity member list.

SSJMCDEL

DELETE FROM the current affinity list of selected jobs using the members listed in the SSJMCMBP affinity member list.

SSJMJBCL

Change job class of selected jobs to this value. This option is only relevant when the SSJMCJBC option bit is set.

SSJMSVCL

Change service class of selected jobs to this value. This option is only relevant when the SSJMCSVC option bit is set.

SSJMSCEV

Change WLM scheduling environment of selected jobs to this value. This option is only relevant when the SSJMCSCH option bit is set.

SSJMOLST

List of offload device numbers. Each value is 1 byte and can have a value from 1-8. The list terminates with a 0. This option is only relevant when the SSJMCOFL or SSJMCNOF option bit is set.

SSJMJPRI

Change priority of the selected jobs using this value. This option is only relevant when the SSJMCPRA (absolute) or SSJMCPRR (relative) option bit is set. This value can be negative for processing a relative request.

SSJMCMBN

Member name count. This option is only relevant when one of the SSJMCRPL, SSJMCADD, or SSJMCDEL options are specified.

SSJMCMBP

Pointer to 4-byte member name list. This option is only relevant when one of the SSJMCRPL, SSJMCADD, or SSJMCDEL options are specified. This list is a count followed by a pointer to a list of 4 byte member names. For example, to set 'MB1','MB2','MB3', set:

• SSJMJMLN = F'3' 3 members in the list
• SSJMJMMP = A(MBRLIST) Pointer to member list
• MBRLIST = CL4'MB1 ',CL4'MB2 ',CL4'MB3 '

'* ' can be specified to denote the issuing member instead of explicitly specifying a member name. Optionally, Independent mode (SYSAFF=IND) can also be specified in the list using 'IND '.

Job Filter Indicator Input Parameters: The following fields specify indicators of which job filters to use to select jobs to be processed.

SYSOUT Filter Indicator Input Parameters: The following fields specify additional SYSOUT filters used to select jobs to be processed. All output owned by the job will be visited and compared to the filtering criteria. If ANY output matches the filter criteria, the job will be selected.

SSJMSSL1

Flag byte which describes the SYSOUT filters to use to select jobs to modify. Each bit corresponds to a filter field which must match for the job to be selected for modification. Only jobs with SYSOUT that match the specified filters are selected.

Bit Name

Description

SSJMSCTK

Use the SYSOUT token in SSJMCTKN as a filter. SYSOUT tokens can be obtained from dynamic allocation or field SSJMCTKN from a previous extended status request. SSJMSCTK cannot be specified with SSJMSJBI or SSJMSCOR.

SSJMSSOW

Apply the SYSOUT owner filter in SSJMSCRE.

SSJMSSDS

Apply the SYSOUT destination filter in SSJMSDES. SSJMSDSP also contains additional SYSOUT destination filters. Mutually exclusive with SSJMSSLC or SSJMSSNT.

SSJMSSCL

Apply the SYSOUT class filter in SSJMSCLA. SSJMSCLP also contains additional SYSOUT class filters.

SSJMSSWR

Apply the SYSOUT external writer filter in SSJMSWTR.

SSJMSSHL

Select held SYSOUT.

SJMSSNH

Select non-held SYSOUT.

Note: Setting SSJMSSHL and SSJMSSNH both ON has the same effect as setting them both off.

SSJMSSL2

Flag byte that describes the SYSOUT filters to use to select jobs to modify. Only jobs with SYSOUT that match the specified filters are selected for modification.

SSJMSSFR

Apply the SYSOUT forms name filter in SSJMSFOR.

SSJMSSPR

Apply the SYSOUT PRMODE filter in SSJMSPRM.

SSJMSSSP

Apply the Select SPIN output only filter in SSJMSSSP. SSJMSSSP and SSJMSSNS are mutually exclusive. If SSJMSSSP and SSJMSSNS are both ON or both OFF, then the spin state of the output will not be considered.

SSJMSSNS

Apply the non-SPIN output only filter in SSJMSSNS. SSJMSSSP and SSJMSSNS are mutually exclusive. If SSJMSSSP and SSJMSSNS are both ON or both OFF, then the spin state of the output will not be considered.

SSJMSSIP

Select SYSOUT elements that are routed to an IP address.

SSJMSSNI

Select SYSOUT elements that are not routed to an IP address.

SSJMSSOD

When on with SSJMSSOW, it indicates to match if SYSOUT is destined to SSJMSCRE on the local node.

SSJMSSJD

• If JES2 is running with checkpoint mode z2 in R11 and SSJMSJBN is on, it indicates to match if SYSOUT is destined to SSJMJOBN or SSJMJBNP on the local node (ignored if SSJMSJBN is off).
• If JES2 is running with checkpoint mode z11 in R11 and SSJMSJBN and SSJMSTPN are on, it indicates to match if SYSOUT is destined to SSJMJOBN, SSJMJBNP or transaction job name on the local node (ignored if SSJMSJBN is off).

SSJMSSL3

More SYSOUT selection criteria.

SSJMSSLC

Select SYSOUT that is destined to the local node. If SSJMSSLC and SSJMSSNT are both on or both off, then the destination of the output will not be considered. However, either bit being on is mutually exclusive with SSJMSSDS being set.

SSJMSSNT

Select SYSOUT that is not destined to the local node. If SSJMSSLC and SSJMSSNT are both on or both off, then the destination of the output will not be considered. However, either bit being on is mutually exclusive with SSJMSSDS being set.

SSJMSSNJ

For selection purposes, treat SYSOUT destined to an NJE node as OUTDISP of WRITE regardless of the actual OUTDISP. This has no effect if SSJMSWRT, SSJMSHOL, SSJMSKEP and SSJMSLVE are all on or all off.

SSJMSWRT

Select output that has an OUTDISP of WRITE.

SSJMSHOL

Select output that has an OUTDISP of HOLD.

SSJMSKEP

Select output that has an OUTDISP of KEEP.

SSJMSLVE

Select output that has an OUTDISP of LEAVE.

Note: Setting SSJMSWRT, SSJMSHOL, SSJMSKEP and SSJMSLVE all on has the same effect as setting them all off.

SSJMSSL4

SSJMSSL4 is used to support filtering of jobs based on transaction name, transaction job id, or transaction owner.

SSJMSTPN

Transaction job name filtering. SSJMSTPN cannot be specified with SSJMSJIL. If this bit is on, jobs with SYSOUT associated with a transaction job name that matches SSJMJOBN or SSJMJBNP are selected for modification. The SSJMSTPN bit is ignored if one of the following situations occurs:

• SSJMSJBN is not set.
• SSJMSOJD is not set.
• JES2 is not running with checkpoint mode z11.

SSJMSTPI

Transaction job ID filtering. SSJMSTPI cannot be specified with SSJMSJIL.

• If SSJMSTPI is not set, only jobs with SYSOUT that has a job ID in the range specified by SSJMJBIL and SSJMJBIH are selected.
• If SSJMSTPI is set, jobs with SYSOUT associated with a SYSOUT data set with a transaction job ID are also selected. The job ID is in the range specified by SSJMJBIL and SSJMJBIH.

The SSJMSTPI bit is ignored if one of the following situations occurs:

• SSJMSJBI is not set.
• SSJMSOJD is not set.
• JES2 is not running with checkpoint mode z11.

SSJMSTPU

SYSOUT owner filtering. If this bit is on, jobs with SYSOUT that are associated with a SYSOUT data set whose transaction owner matches SSJMOWNR are returned. The SSJMSTPU bit is ignored if one of the following situations occurs:

• SSJMSOWN is not set.
• JES2 is not running with checkpoint mode z11.

SSJMSSJ1

If SYSOUT is destined to SSJMJOBN or SSJMJBNP on the local node, SSJMSSJ1 indicates to match using the first jobname supplied in SSJMJOBN in the following situations:

• If SSJMSSJ1 is on with SSJMSJBN
• If SSJMSTPN is on with SSJMSJBN

SSJMSSJ1 is ignored if SSJMSJBN is off.

Job Filter Value Input Parameters: The following fields specify job filter values used to select jobs to be processed. These fields are only relevant when the corresponding job filter indicator request bit is set.

Field

Description

SSJMJOBN

Job name filter (used if SSJMSJBN is set). The name is 1-8 characters, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks. The generic characters ‘*’ and ‘?’ are allowed.

SSJMJBIL

Low job ID value (used if SSJMSJBI is set). The job ID is left justified and padded on the right with blanks. When SSJMJBIL is 2-8 characters and starts with one of the prefixes 'I', 'IN', 'INT', ’J’, ’JO’, ’JOB’, ’T’, ’TS’, ’TSU’, ’S’, ’ST’, ’STC’ or '*', then the suffix is converted to a binary value. Job IDs with a suffix matching the SSJMJBIL suffix are returned. The prefix character '*' is not allowed for verbose requests.

When SSJMJBIL contains 1-8 characters with one or more generic characters '*' and '?', and EBCDIC characters A-Z; 0-9; or national characters @, #, $, then job IDs, as returned in STTRJID, that match a 1-8 character EBCDIC comparison with SSJMJBIL are returned. A single character SSJMJBIL with '*' or '?' is not allowed. SSJMJBIH must be blank. Generics characters '*' or '?' are not allowed for verbose requests.

When SSJMSTPI is set and SSJMJBIL is 2-8 characters starting with the prefix '*', then the suffix is converted to a binary value. Transaction job IDs with a suffix matching the SSJMJBIL suffix are also returned.

When SSJMSTPI is set and SSJMJBIL contains 1-8 EBCDIC characters A-Z; 0-9; national characters @, #, $; or generic characters '*' and '?', then transaction job IDs, as returned in STSAJID, that match a 1-8 character EBCDIC comparison with SSJMJBIL are also returned. A single character SSJMJBIL with '*' or '? is not allowed. When generic characters are used, SSJMJBIH must be blank.

SSJMJBIH

High job ID value (used if SSJMSJBI is set). If this field is not specified, then information is only returned using the filter specified in SSJMJBIL. When SSJMJBIH is 2-8 characters and starts with one of the prefixes 'I', 'IN', 'INT', ’J’, ’JO’, ’JOB’, ’T’, ’TS’, ’TSU’, ’S’, ’ST’, ’STC’, then the suffix is converted to a binary value. Job IDs with a suffix within the range from the SSJMJBIL suffix through the SSJMJBIH suffix are returned. Generics characters '*' or '?' are not allowed.

When SSJMSTPI is set, EBCDIC characters A-Z; 0-9; and national characters @, #, $ are allowed. Job IDs, as returned in STTRJID, and transaction job IDs, as returned in STSAJID, within the 1-8 character EBCDIC range from SSJMJBIL through SSJMJBIH, are returned. Generics characters '*' or '?' are not allowed.

See Table 1. Numeric matches are in normal font, EBCDIC matches are in italicized font.

Table 1. Examples of jobs returned for SSJMJBIL when SSJMJBIH is blank.

SSJMJBIL	Examples of standard job ID matches	Examples of transaction job ID matches if SSJMSTPI is on
JOB00100	Numeric match(es): JOB00100 or TSU00100, and so on. EBCDIC match(es): not applicable.	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es):JOB00100
J100	Numeric match(es): JOB00100 or TSU00100, and so on. EBCDIC match(es): not applicable.	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es):J100.
A100	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es): not applicable. Error if SSJMSTPI is not on.	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es):A100
*0000100	Numeric match(es): JOB00100 or TSU00100, and so on. EBCDIC match(es): no additional matches.	Numeric match(es): JOB00100, A0000100, Z100, ZZZZZ100, and so on. EBCDIC match(es): no additional matches.
*100	Numeric match(es): JOB00100 or INT00100, and so on. EBCDIC match(es): JOB09100, T9999100, and so on.	Numeric match(es): JOB00100, A0000100, Z100, and so on. EBCDIC match(es): JOB09100, T9999100, Z99100, and so on.
*5555555	Numeric match(es): J5555555 or T5555555, and so on. EBCDIC match(es): no additional matches.	Numeric match(es): J5555555, A5555555, Z5555555, and so on. EBCDIC match(es): 55555555
*555555	Numeric match(es): JO555555 or ST555555 and so on. EBCDIC match(es), T9555555, J8555555, and so on.	Numeric match(es):JO555555, ZZ555555, and so on. EBCDIC match(es): Z5555555, 55555555, and so on.
J*	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es): JOB00100, JO123456, J7654321.	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es):JOB00100, JO123456, J7654321, J9, JAMES, and so on.
?OB00100	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es) JOB00100.	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es):JOB00100, ZOB00100, and so on.
?0000100	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es): not applicable.	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es):A0000100, Z0000100, and so on.
?11	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es): not applicable.	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es):A11, 911, and so on.
?1?	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es): not applicable.	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es):A1A, B11, and so on.
*0001?0	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es): not applicable.	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es):A0000110, Z00001A0, K0001J0, KT0001P0, and so on.
10*	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es): not applicable.	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es):10000000, 10A, and so on.
ZZ#00100	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es): not applicable. Error if SSJMSTPI is not on.	Numeric match(es): not applicable. EBCDIC match(es):ZZ#00100

SSJMOJBI

Job ID value originally assigned to the job (used if SSJMSOJI is set). The original job ID can differ from the current job ID if the job was sent using NJE. The job ID is 2-8 characters, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks. The JOBID must start with either the character ‘J’ or ‘JOB’ a is followed by the original job number.

SSJMOWNR

Current user ID that the security product has assigned as owner of the job (used if SSJMSOWN is set). The owner is 1-8 character, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks. The generic characters ‘*’ and ‘?’ are allowed.

SSJMSECL

Current SECLABEL that the security product has assigned to the job (used if SSJMSSEC is set). The SECLABEL is 1-8 character, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks. The generic characters ‘*’ and ‘?’ are allowed.

SSJMORGN

NJE node where the job originated (used if SSJMSORG is set). The origin node is 1-8 character, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks.

SSJMXEQN

NJE node where the job is to, or was, executed (used if SSJMSORG is set). The execution node is 1-8 character, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks.

SSJMCLSL

The job class associated with the job (used if SSJMSCLS is set). The job class is 1-8 character, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks.

SSJMSYS

The name of the MVS™ system on which the job must be active (used if SSJMSSYS is set). The job can be actively executing or active on a device on that system. The system name is 1-8 character, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks. The generic characters ‘*’ and ‘?’ are allowed.

SSJMMEMB

The name of the JES member on which the job must be active (used if SSJMSMEM is set). The job can be actively executing or active on a device on that member. The member name is 1-8 character, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks. The generic characters ‘*’ and ‘?’ are allowed.

SSJMSRVC

The name of the WLM service class assigned to the job (used if SSJMSSRV is set). Jobs only have service classes assigned to them if they have completed conversion processing and have not completed execution processing. The service class is 0-8 characters, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks.

SSJMSENV

The name of scheduling environment (SCHENV= from the JOB statement) required by a job. (used if SSJMSSEN is set). Jobs only have scheduling environments assigned to them if they have completed conversion processing and have not completed execution processing. The scheduling environment is 0-16 characters, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks. The generic characters '*' and '?' are allowed.

SSJMDEST

Default print or punch destination assigned to the job (used if SSJMSDST is set). The destination 1-18 character, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks. The format of the destination is the same as that allowed on DEST= on the OUTPUT statement.

The user ID portion of the destination can contain the generic characters ‘*’ and ‘?’. This can match jobs with a default print route code that contains a corresponding user ID routing. However, destinations of the format ‘R*’, ‘RM*’, ‘RMT*’, ‘U*’, and ‘N*’ will not match jobs with a default print route code of remote, special local, or NJE.

SSJMVOL

This field contains a list of up to four VOLSERs associated with SPOOL. A job is selected only if it has space on at least one of the specified SPOOL volumes (used if SSJMSVOL is set). The SPOOL VOLSERs are each 1-6 character, left justified, and padded on the right with blanks. Unused entries can be set to blanks or zero.

SSJMPRIO

The 1-byte binary priority associated with the job (used if SSJMSPRI is set). The job's priority must match exactly to be selected.

Valid priorities are 0-15.

SSJMPHAZ

The current job processing phase (used if SSJMSPHZ is set).

The following values are valid for SSJMPHAZ:

Phase Value

Description

SSJM_INPUT

Job is active in input processing.

SSJM_WTCONV

Job is queued for conversion.

SSJM_CONV

Job is actively converting.

SSJM_VOLWT

Job is queued for SETUP (not currently used by JES2 code).

SSJM_SETUP

Job is active in SETUP (not currently used by JES2 code).

SSJM_SELECT

Job is queued for execution.

SSJM_ONMAIN

Job is actively executing.

SSJM_SPIN

JES2 is processing SPIN data sets for the JOB.

SSJM_WTBKDN

Job is queued for output processing.

SSJM_BRKDWN

Job is active in output processing.

SSJM_OUTPT

Job is on the hard copy queue.

SSJM_WTPURG

Job is queued for purge.

SSJM_PURG

Job is currently being purged.

SSJM_RECV

Job is active on an NJE SYSOUT receiver.

SSJM_WTXMIT

Job is queued for execution on another NJE node.

SSJM_XMIT

Job is active on an NJE JOB transmitter.

SSJM_EXEC

Job has not completed execution (combines multiple states in one phase request).

SSJM_POSTEX

Job has completed execution (combines multiple states in one phase request).

SYSOUT Filter Value Input Parameters: The following fields specify SYSOUT filter values used to select jobs to be processed. These fields are only relevant when the corresponding SYSOUT filter indicator request bit is set.

SSJMCTKN

Address of client token for selection (if SSJMSCTK is on).

SSJMSCRE

SYSOUT owner (creator) for selection (if SSJMSSOW is on).

SSJMSCLA

SYSOUT class for selection (if SSJMSSCL is on). The SYSOUT class is 1-8 characters in length. Additional classes pointed to by SSJMSCLP.

SSJMSWTR

SYSOUT writer name for selection (if SSJMSSWR is on).

SSJMSFOR

SYSOUT forms name for selection (if SSJMSSFR is on).

SSJMSPRM

SYSOUT PRMODE for selection (if SSJMSSPR is on).

SSJMSDES

SYSOUT destination for selection (if SSJMSSDS is on). Additional SYSOUT destinations pointed to by SSJMSDSP.

Filter Value List Input Parameters: The following fields specify lists of job and SYSOUT filter values to apply when selecting jobs for modification. These fields are only relevant when their corresponding filter indicator request bit is set.

SSJMCLSN

Count of job classes in the job class list SSJMCLSP. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSCLS is ON.

SSJMCLSP

Pointer to a list of job classes. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSCLS is ON.

SSJMJBNN

Count of job names in the job name list SSJMJBNP. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSJBN is ON.

SSJMJBNP

Pointer to a list of job names. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSJBN is ON.

SSJMDSTN

Count of job destination names in the job destination list SSJMDSTP. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSDST is ON.

SSJMDSTP

Pointer to a list of job destination names. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSDST is ON.

SSJMPHZN

Count of job phases in the job phase list SSJMPHZP. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSPHZ is ON.

SSJMPHZP

Pointer to a list of job phases. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSPHZ is ON.

SSJMSCLN

Count of SYSOUT classes in the SYSYOUT class list SSJMSCLP. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSSCL is ON.

SSJMSCLP

Pointer to a list of SYSOUT classes. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSSCL is ON.

SSJMSDSN

Count of SYSOUT destinations in the SYSYOUT destination list SSJMSDSP. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSSDS is ON.

SSJMSDSP

Pointer to a list of SYSOUT destinations. Used for selecting jobs if SSJMSSDS is ON.

SSJMJCRP

Pointer to a job correlator used to select jobs if SSJMSCOR is ON.