Parameters

Note: The CONSOLE statement is required when supplying an RJPWS statement.

JNAME=

Specifies the name of a BSC RJP terminal or SNA RJP workstation. If the name specified is the name of a BSC RJP terminal, it must match the name specified in the N parameter on a RJPTERM statement. If the name specified is a SNA RJP workstation, it must match the name specified in the N parameter on a RJPWS statement. The first character of the name cannot be a slash (⁄).

TYPE=

Specifies that the console being defined is an RJP console.

DEST=

Specifies one or a series of message destinations which represent classes of messages you want sent to the specified RJP console. msgdest can be any set of MCS routing codes or JES3 destination classes. Single routing codes and JES3 destination classes are specified as a single value with commas separating the individual values. Ranges of MCS routing codes can be specified by including a dash between the start of the range and the end of the range. The JES3 destination class and MCS routing codes will be combined into a single set of message destinations used to determine what messages will be displayed on the console.

In addition to messages that are sent as a result of DEST= parameters, the RJP console will also receive messages that are directly related to the operation of the remote work station. This includes messages that pertain to jobs jobmitted from the remote work station (for example, job started and job ended messages), messages that pertain to devices defined to the remote work station, and messages issued in response to commands entered from the RJP console. These additional messages are set even if DEST=NONE is specified for the console.

Table 1. Valid Destination Classes and Their Corresponding Routing Codes
JES3 Destination Class	Equivalent MVS™ Routing Code/Function	Destination Class Purpose
All	Broadcast	Messages of general interest. These messages are received by MCS consoles receiving broadcast messages and JES3 RJP consoles which include DEST=ALL in their definitions.
ERR	10	Equipment failure and JES3 failsoft and problem messages.
JES	42	General information about JES3.
LOG	41	General information about jobs.
MLG	Hardcopy	All input and output messages.
SEC	9	All security messages.
TAP	3	Messages about JES3-controlled tape requirements.
TP	8	Messages about teleprocessing.
UR	7	Messages about JES3-controlled unit-record equipment.
DALL or D1-D22	43-64	Messages about a user-defined console configuration. The exact JES3 destination class-routing code mappings are: `D1=43 D4=46 D7=49 D10=52 D13=55 D16=58 D19=61 D22=64 D2=44 D5=47 D8=50 D11=53 D14=56 D17=59 D20=62 D3=45 D6=48 D9=51 D12=54 D15=57 D18=60 D21=63`
MALL or M1-M32	65-96	Messages unique to a JES3 main. Use the MDEST parameter of the MAINPROC statement to define the destination class for messages about specific mains. The exact JES3 destination class-routing code mappings are: `M1=65 M5=69 M9= 73 M13=77 M17=81 M21=85 M25=89 M29=93 M2=66 M6=70 M10=74 M14=78 M18=82 M22=86 M26=90 M30=94 M3=67 M7=71 M11=75 M15=79 M19=83 M23=87 M27=91 M31=95 M4=68 M8=72 M12=76 M16=80 M20=84 M24=88 M28=92 M32=96`
SALL or S1-S32	97-128	Messages pertaining to JES3 device setup. Use the XUNIT or JUNIT keywords of the DEVICE statement to define the consoles to receive device related messages. The exact JES3 destination class-routing code mappings are: `S1=97 S5=101 S9= 105 S13=109 S17=113 S21=117 S25=121 S29=125 S2=98 S6=102 S10=106 S14=110 S18=114 S22=118 S26=122 S30=126 S3=99 S7=103 S11=107 S15=111 S19=115 S23=119 S27=123 S31=127 S4=100 S8=104 S12=108 S15=112 S20=116 S24=120 S28=124 S32=128`

LL=

Specifies the longest line length you want displayed on this RJP console. If the actual line exceeds this length, the console breaks the line at a comma or a blank and continues on the next line.

The default for this parameter is 120.

LEVEL=

Specifies the JES3 command authority level for RJP consoles. The authority level determines which commands you can enter at this console. For an explanation of authority levels, see “Authorizing Console Commands” in z/OS JES3 Initialization and Tuning Guide You can also use RACF® to provide command authorization. See z/OS JES3 Initialization and Tuning Guide for information about using RACF to provide command authorization.

To change authority levels, replace the JES3-supplied exit routine, IATUX18, with your own exit routine.

The default for this parameter is 0.

If you specify an invalid subparameter, JES3 uses the parameter default.

SAVEMSG=

Specifies whether the console is to receive messages while the console is logged off. If so, messages that would have been received by the console while logged on, will be written to spool and will be displayed when the workstation logs on.

YES: indicates that the console is to receive messages while logged off.
NO: indicates that the console is not to receive messages while logged off.

The default for this parameter is YES.