LINE(nnnnn) - NJE TCP/IP lines
The LINE(nnnnn) statement specifies the characteristics of one teleprocessing line or logical line to be used during remote or network job entry. Define each teleprocessing line by a LINE(nnnnn) statement with a unique value (1-65535).
Use the subscript on this statement name to specify
individual lines (nnnnn), a range of lines in either ascending (n-m)
or descending (m-n) order, or a generic range in ascending (n-*),
descending (*-n) order, or an asterisk (*) to indicate all lines.
The valid subscript range for the LINE statement is now 1–65535.
Note:
- Do not specify a password for TCP/IP lines used in NJE host-to-host sessions.
- There are four parameters that you use to define the number of
transmitters and receivers for a line. They are: JRNUM=, JTNUM=, SRNUM=,
and STNUM=, and are collectively referred to as xxNUM= parameters.
If all the xxNUM= parameters are specified as DEFAULT, no devices
are dedicated to this line unless a device is specified on an L(nnnnn)
statement for this line. In that case, a full set of transmitter and
receiver devices is dedicated as specified on the NJEDEF xxNUM= parameters.
If any of the xxNUM= parameters are set to a value other than DEFAULT,
a full set of transmitters and receivers is dedicated to the line,
with default values taken from NJEDEF.
- If a set of transmitters and receivers are dedicated to the line, you cannot use the line for RJE.
- If transmitters or receivers are not dedicated to the line, you can still use the line for NJE.
- A default set of transmitters and receivers is assigned when the NJE link is started, and detached when the NJE link is ended.