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Job receiver OFFLOAD section (JDBOJRCV)

z/OS MVS Using the Subsystem Interface
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Job receiver OFFLOAD section. Contains attributes specific for JES2 OFFLOAD job receivers.

JDBOLNG
Length of this section
JDBOTYPE
Section type
JDBOMOD
Section type modifier
JDBOFLG1
Processing flags:
Bit Value
Description
JDBO1NFY
send notification message to TSO userid as requested
JDBO1STR
start this receiver when OFFLOAD device is started
JDBOEANY
Job execution member affinity is ANY

Modification settings - job attributes will be changed in a specified way when job is successfully received.

Field Name
Description
JDBOMJBC
New job class
JDBOMROU
New route code/destination
Array of member MAS names (new member affinity). This is variable size array of fixed-size character strings which represent names of MAS members which can be used for job execution.
Note: Check the JDBOEANY bit first before using these fields.
Field Name
Description
JDBOMMBO
Offset from the beginning of DSECT to the first member name
JDBOMMB#
Number of elements in array
JDBOMMBL
Length of each element

Values for attributes used for work selection:

Field Name
Description
JDBOWOWN
Name of job owner
JDBOWJBN
Job name
JDBOWSVN
Service class name
JDBOWSCH
Scheduling environment
JDBOWFLG
Work selection flags:
Bit Value
Description
JDBOWHLD
Select held (HOLD=YES)
JDBOWRLS
Select non held (HOLD=NO) If neither bit set, select none (HOLD=NONE)
JDBOWANY
Work selection member affinity is ANY (also see section starting with field JDBOWMBO)
JDBOWJOB
Job ID range is for JOB
JDBOWSTC
Job ID range is for STC
JDBOWTSU
Job ID range is for TSU

Job ID range for work selection:

JDBOWJIL
Job ID low limit
JDBOWJIH
Job ID high limit

Array of job classes. This is a variable size array of fixed-size character strings which represent names of job classes. The class array can also be viewed as a single string, which starts JDBOWCLO bytes from JDBOJRCV and which length is JDBOWCL#:

Field Name
Description
JDBOWCLO
Offset from the beginning of DSECT to the first job class or job class group
JDBOWCL#
Number of elements in array
JDBOWCLL
Length of each element

Array of routing codes/destination IDs. This is variable size array of fixed-size character strings which represent routing codes or destination IDs.

Field Name
Description
JDBOWDSO
Offset from the beginning of DSECT to the first route code/dest ID
JDBOWDS#
Number of elements in array
JDBOWDSL
Length of each element

Array of binary route codes for work selection This is variable size array of fixed-size structures, mapped by the JDD2DEST structure, of binary route codes used for work selection.

Field Name
Description
JDBOWRCO
Offset from the beginning of DSECT to the first route code
JDBOWRC#
Number of elements in array
JDBOWRCL
Length of each element

Array of MAS member names for work selection (member affinity) This is variable size array of fixed-size character strings which represent MAS member names used for work selection. NOTE: Check the JDBOWANY bit first before using these fields.

Field Name
Description
JDBOWMBO
Offset from the beginning of DSECT to the first member name
JDBOWMB#
Number of elements in array
JDBOWMBL
Length of each element

Work selection criteria in printable form. The work selection criteria string is represented in the format which would be used by appropriate JES configuration command.

Field Name
Description
JDBOWSCO
Offset from the beginning of DSECT to the work selection string
JDBOWSCL
Length of the work selection string

Work selection criteria in encoded form. The work selection criteria is encoded as an array of bytes, where the value of each byte represents an attribute used for work selection. (See symbol definitions for work selection attributes - JDWSxxxx.)

Field Name
Description
JDBOWSEO
Offset from the beginning of DSECT to the work selection array
JDBOWSEL
Length of the work selection array

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