Examples of the ROUTE statement

Example 1

/*ROUTE  PRINT RMT6

This statement sends the printed output to remote terminal 6.

Example 2

/*ROUTE  PUNCH PUN2

This statement sends the punched output to device PUN2, which was identified to the system during initialization.

Example 3

//JOBB   JOB   ...
/*ROUTE  XEQ   DENVER
//STEP1  EXEC  ...
          .
          .

This statement sends the job to the node named DENVER for execution. The entire job is scanned for JCL errors on the input system before it is transmitted to the target system. The entire job is transmitted, which includes the JOBB JOB statement. Options on the JOBB JOB statement apply to both the input and target system.

Example 4

 //PAYROLL JOB  JONES,CLASS=C             
 /*ROUTE  XEQ WSC                         
 /*JOBPARM  L=60,R=4222,T=50,P=PROC03,N=5 
 //EXEC PROC=PROC489                      
 /*ROUTE  XEQ POK

These statements specify multiple routes and could cause JECL statements to be ignored.