Parameter Description for INTRDR
- Auth=(Job=Yes|No,Device=Yes|No,System=Yes|No)
- Specifies the command authority for internal readers. These values
authorize certain JES2 commands to be submitted through an internal
reader. Note: This parameter has no effect when the associated resource class and profile in RACF® 1.9 or higher are active. For more information about using JES2 security facilities, see z/OS JES2 Initialization and Tuning Guide.
- Job=Yes|No
- Specifies that the device can (Yes) or cannot (No) issue commands that require job authority.
- Device=Yes|No
- Specifies that the device can (Yes) or cannot (No) issue commands that require device authority.
- System=Yes|No
- Specifies that the device can (Yes) or cannot (No) issue commands that require system authority.
This parameter affects JES2 control statements only. Use the AUTH parameter of the JOBCLASS initialization statement to specify the authorization for JCL statements. (JES2 control statements begin with /* in columns 1 and 2. JCL statements begin with // in columns 1 and 2.)
Modification: $T INTRDR operator command.
- BATCH=Yes|No
- Specifies whether internal readers can be used to
process batch jobs in addition to time-sharing LOGONs and started
tasks (Yes), or are to be dedicated exclusively to time sharing LOGONs
and started tasks (No). If BATCH=No is specified, you can submit
jobs only through real (local) card readers, RJE, NJE, or through
spool reload.
Modification: Warm start.
- Class=class
- Specifies the default job class to be assigned to all jobs submitted
through an internal reader that do not specify a job class in the
CLASS operand of their JOB statements.
Modification: $T INTRDR operator command.
- Hold=Yes|No
- Specifies that all jobs submitted through an internal reader are
to be held (Yes) or not held (No) after JCL conversion until they
are released for execution by the operator. All internal readers are treated as a single facility; therefore, if one internal reader is held, all internal readers are held. This can be particularly troublesome if TSO/E users are submitting jobs and the operator has held the internal readers. This can be overcome by several operating techniques:
- All jobs submitted through an internal reader can be assigned a class and that class can be held by a JES2 parameter library entry or the $H Qn operator command.
- Jobs submitted by the internal reader can use the TYPRUN=HOLD parameter on the JOB statement.
- Jobs submitted through an internal reader can be individually held with the $H J operator command.
Modification: $T INTRDR operator command.
- PRTYINC=nn|0
- Specifies an integer (0-15) to be added to the selection
priorities of all jobs submitted through internal readers. If the
total of this number and a job's priority exceeds the value specified
by PRTYLIM=, JES2 will assume the priority specified by PRTYLIM=.
Modification: $T INTRDR operator command.
- PRTYLIM=nn|15
- Specifies the maximum priority level (0-15) that can be assigned
to jobs submitted through an internal reader. If a job's priority
(with or without the increment specified by PRTYINC=) exceeds this
level, it will be reduced to this level.
Modification: $T INTRDR operator command.
- HONORLIM=Yes/No|HONOR=Yes/No
- Specifies whether data sets sent to the internal reader
are to be counted towards the byte limit for a job.
Modification: $T INTRDR operator command.
Sysaff
- Changes
the system affinity of the job. Up to 33 entries can be coded by using
a combination of the following values:
- memname|*
- Specifies the identifier (1 to 4 alphanumeric characters) of a member in the JES2 multi-access spool configuration that has affinity for the job. Use an asterisk to specify the member that executes the command.
- ANY
- Specifies jobs that are eligible to run on any member in the JES2 multi-access spool configuration. If you specify ANY followed by the IND parameter, they must be separated by a comma and the list must be enclosed in parentheses, for example, (ANY,IND).
- +|-
- The subsequent memnames, ANY, and IND, are to be added to (+)
or deleted from (-) the current list of affinities that are associated
with this job. If neither + nor – qualifier is specified anywhere
in the SYSAFF parameter, the affinity of the job is set explicitly
to the affinity entries that are specified in the SYSAFF parameter.
If a + or – qualifier is specified on the first entry in a list
of entries, the current affinity list of this job is affected. A +
or – qualifier on an entry will add (+) or delete (-) that entry
from the current affinity list of this job. If the first entry in
a list of entries has no + or - qualifier, the current affinity list
of this job will be replaced with the affinities that are determined
by processing the SYSAFF parameter. A + or – qualifier on a
subsequent entry will add (+) or delete (-) that entry from the replacement
list. When a + or - qualifier is encountered in the SYSAFF parameter,
the qualifier becomes the active qualifier that is applied to each
of the following entries in the list until a different qualifier,
or the keyword ANY is encountered in the list. Note: If you specify IND without any member names (memname), you must specify + or - qualifier.
- IND
- Specifies the job that must be executed on a processor operating in independent mode. IND cannot be specified by itself.
Note: The processing of the SYSAFF parameter must result in at least one member that is eligible to execute this job. Otherwise, the command will be rejected. - TRace=Yes|P|No
- Specifies whether tracing is activated or deactivated for all
internal readers. To trace an internal reader, you must also provide
the following initialization statements:
- TRACE(n) START=YES
- TRACEDEF ACTIVE=YES
Note: Specifying TRACE=P is same as specifying TRACE=Yes.This parameter setting can be overridden by the $T INTRDR operator command. Internal reader tracing is also controlled by trace IDs 11 and 12, the TRACE(n) and TRACEDEF initialization statements, and the $TRACE command. (See z/OS JES2 Initialization and Tuning Guide, the TRACE(n) and TRACEDEF initialization statements in this topic, and z/OS JES2 Commands for a description of the $TRACE command for further information concerning the tracing facility.)
Modification: $T INTRDR command.