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Table 1 describes how to define,
start, and stop the NPF FSS writer on various levels of JES. Before
issuing any of these commands, the procedure to start the NPF FSS
writer must be catalogued in a system or recognized PROCLIB. See Creating the NPF FSS writer start procedure.
Because the JES capture
point is defined as a functional subsystem, only the JES commands
($SPRTx or *S,PRTx) can be used to start the NPF writer. The MVS™ START command cannot be used
to initiate the writer.
Table 1. Defining, starting, and stopping the NPF FSS writerLevel |
How to Define |
How to Start or Stop |
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JES2 Version 6 |
The functional subsystem and FSS writer definitions can
be specified either through JES initialization parameters or by entering
commands interactively.
The following example shows the initialization
parameters to define an NPF FSS called TCPFSS which points to a start
procedure called FSWTR. It also defines two FSS writers called PRT5
and PRT6 that process class D output. (optional:)
DESTID(DEST1) DEST=U1
(optional:)
DESTID(DEST2) DEST=U2
FSS(TCPFSS) PROC=FSWTR,AUTOSTOP=YES
PRT5 CLASS=D,SEP=YES,
SEPDS=NO,
DRAIN,MODE=FSS,
FSS=TCPFSS,
TRKCELL=YES,
PRMODE=(LINE,PAGE),
NPRO=0,
ROUTECDE=DEST1,
SETUP=NOHALT,
WS=(Q,R/)
PRT6 CLASS=D,SEP=YES,
SEPDS=NO,
DRAIN,MODE=FSS,
FSS=TCPFSS,
TRKCELL=YES,
PRMODE=(LINE,PAGE),
NPRO=0,
ROUTECDE=DEST2,
SETUP=NOHALT,
WS=(Q,R/)
The following example shows the
console commands to define an NPF FSS called TCPFSS which points to
a start procedure called FSWTR and to define two FSS writers to process
class D output. $ADD FSS(TCPFSS),
PROC=FSWTR,AUTOSTOP=YES
$ADD PRT5,MODE=FSS,
FSS=TCPFSS,CLASS=D
$ADD PRT6,MODE=FSS,
FSS=TCPFSS,CLASS=D
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To start the FSS writer that is processing class D output,
from the operator console, enter: $SPRT5
To stop the same FSS writer, from the operator console, enter:
$PPRT5
To start both FSS writers,
two commands are needed. From the operator console, enter: $SPRT5
Then enter:
$SPRT6
To stop both FSS writers, enter: $PPRT5
Then enter:
$PPRT6
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JES3 Version 6
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The functional subsystem and FSS writers are defined by
JES initialization parameters.
The following example shows
the initialization parameters to define an NPF FSS called TCPFSS which
points to a start procedure called FSWTR. It also defines an FSS
writer called PRT501 that processes class C output. DEVICE,DTYPE=PRT3820,
JNAME=PRT501,
DYNAMIC=NO,
MODE=FSS,
FSSNAME=TCPFSS,
HEADER=YES,
BURST=NO,
NPRO=NO,
SETUPMSG=NO,
FORMS=(YES,STANDARD),
JUNIT=(,SY1,S1,ON,,SY2,S2,OFF),
PM=LINE,WS=(CL,F),WC=C
FSSDEF,TYPE=WTR,
FSSNAME=TCPFSS,
SYSTEM=(SY1),
PNAME=FSWTR,
TERM=YES,AUTOSTOP=YES
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To call the FSS writer that is processing class C output,
from the operator console, enter: *X,WTR,OUT=PRT501
To start the FSS writer that is processing class C output,
from the operator console, enter: *S,PRT501
To enable the FSS writer to process class D output instead
of class C, from the operator console, enter: *X,WTR,OUT=PRT501,WC=D
To stop the same FSS writer, from the operator console,
enter: *C,PRT501
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For more information about starting and stopping FSS writers,
see z/OS JES2 Commands or z/OS JES3 Commands.
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