As an intermediate node, JES2 will add the JES2 and job scheduling sections to the end of the job header if that header does not already contain those sections. JES2 also adds the accounting section to the job trailer for intermediate node processing.

/*XMIT or //XMIT

The XMIT statement allows the user to submit non-MVS jobs for network transmission. All JES2 syntax scanning stops after an XMIT statement is encountered within a job. Only the data after the XMIT statement (and before a specified delimiter) is transmitted across the network. Note that a valid MVS JOB statement must precede the XMIT statement.

The job name placed in the job header of an XMIT job is the name from the preceding MVS JOB statement. If this name is blanks, JES2 transmits a blank job name in the job header. All relevant job header information (such as priority and accounting information) is taken from the preceding JOB statement.