z/OS JES3 Initialization and Tuning Reference
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z/OS JES3 Initialization and Tuning Reference
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Example 1: The following example defines a C/I FSS named CIFSS1 that runs on processor SY3 when processor SY1 is the JES3 global processor. The maximum number of batch CI DSPs that can operate in the C/I FSS address space at any one time is 4, while the maximum number of demand select CI DSPs is 5. The C/I FSS will not be started automatically by JES3, nor will it terminate if the JES3 address space terminates.
FSSDEF,TYPE=CI,FSSNAME=CIFSS1,SYSTEM=(SY1,SY3),
DSPCNT=(4,5),START=NO,TERM=NO
Example 2: The following example defines an output writer FSS named WTRFSS1 that runs on processor SY1. The procedure in the procedure library for starting the output writer FSS has a member name of WTR3800. The output writer FSS will terminate if the JES3 address space terminates.
FSSDEF,TYPE=WTR,FSSNAME=WTRFSS1,SYSTEM=SY1,PNAME=WTR3800,
TERM=YES

Example 3: The following example defines three AFP channel-attached printers that operate under the control of the same output writer FSS (FSSPRT2). The DYNAMIC=YES specification on the PRTAFP3 allows JES3 to dynamically start that printer.

The output writer FSS runs on processor SY1. Messages concerning this FSS will be displayed at consoles defined to receive routing code 42 which is the routing code equivalent of message destination class JES. The procedure in the procedure library for starting the output writer FSS has a member name of MULTIPRT. If you enter a *RETURN command, invoke DSI or if the JES3 global is automatically restarted, the output writer FSS terminates with JES3.

Consoles defined to receive routing code 97 (the routing code equivalent of message destination class S1) display messages that JES3 issues on behalf of printers PRT701, PRT801 and PRT901. Only a JES3 *CALL, *START, or *RESTART,WTR operator command can start these printers.
FSSDEF,TYPE=WTR,FSSNAME=FSSPRT2,MSGDEST=JES,
PNAME=MULTIPRT,SYSTEM=SY1,TERM=YES

DEVICE,DTYPE=PRTAFP1,JNAME=PRT701,MODE=FSS,
FSSNAME=FSSPRT2,JUNIT=(,SY1,S1,ON)

DEVICE,DTYPE=PRTAFP1,JNAME=PRT801,MODE=FSS,
FSSNAME=FSSPRT2,JUNIT=(,SY1,S1,ON)

DEVICE,DTYPE=PRTAFP1,JNAME=PRT901,MODE=FSS,
FSSNAME=FSSPRT2,JUNIT=(901,SY1,S1,ON),
XUNIT=(901,SY1,S1,ON),XTYPE=(PRTAFP1,UR),
DYNAMIC=YES
Example 4: The following example defines three channel-attached AFP1 printers called PRT0509, PRT050A, and PRT050B that operate under the control of the same output writer FSS (FSSPRT3).
 FSSDEF,TYPE=WTR,FSSNAME=FSSPRT3,MSGDEST=JES,
 PNAME=MULTIPRT,TERM=YES DEVICE,DTYPE=PRTAFP1,JNAME=PRT,MODE=FSS,
 FSSNAME=FSSPRT3,JUNIT=(509,*ALL,S1,ON),
 XUNIT=(509,*ALL,S1,ON),XTYPE=(PRTAFP1,UR),
 DYNAMIC=YES,NUMDEV=3
Example 5: The following example defines 3 channel-attached AFP1 printers called PRT0609, PRT060A, and PRT060B that each operate under the control of their own output writer FSS address spaces (also called PRT0609, PRT060A, and PRT060B).
 DEVICE,DTYPE=PRTAFP1,JNAME=PRT,MODE=FSS,
 JUNIT=(609,*ALL,S1,ON),
 XUNIT=(609,*ALL,S1,ON),XTYPE=(PRTAFP1,UR),
 DYNAMIC=YES,NUMDEV=3

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