RJE - Configuring JES3

Define the RJE remote to MVS/JES3 by adding another remote in SYS1.PARMLIB(JES3IN00). The following JES3 RJE definition contains statements your host system programmer must enter for each remote. Contact IBM for information on more advanced macros Instructions in a source language that point to sequences of instructions in the same language to replace them. and parameters.

You can access the recommended JES3 remote definition by clicking Remote Definition on the RJE Description tab. The parameters that appear in the dialog box vary depending on the settings selected on the RJE Description tab.

RJE Description Tab

Before you begin, you must gather the following information from your host programmers. We recommend that you print this topic and record the information in the space provided.

Parameters

Sample JES3 Definition

1. APPLID: ________________

(APPLID of JES3)

2. Remote name: ___________

RJPWS,N=RMT99,

3. No. of printers: __________

PR=1,

4. No. of punches: __________

PU=1,

5. No. of readers: __________

RD=1

 

CONSOLE,JNAME=RMT99,TYPE=RJP,
LEVEL=10,LL=80,DEST=NONE
DEVICE,DTYPE=RMTPRINT,JNAME=RMT99PR1,
XLATE=NO,LDENS=YES
DEVICE,DTYPE=RMTPUNCH,JNAME=RMT99PU1,
XLATE=NO,LDENS=YES

6. LOGMODE: ______________

BATCH

MODEENT LOGMODE=BATCH,               X

 

 

  FMPROF=X'03',TSPROF=X'03',         X

 

 

  PRIPROT=X'A3',SECPROT=X'A3',       X

 

 

  COMPROT=X'7080',SSNDPAC=7,         X

 

 

  RUSIZES=X'8787',                   X

 

 

  PSERVIC=X'01102000F900C00000010040'

Parameter

Description

1. APPLID

The application name of the host RJE system as defined to VTAM. Check with the host VTAM programmer to find the names in the APPL MAJOR NODE. The host will usually have a customized name.

2. Remote name

The name of the remote. The host programmer assigns your remote a name that uniquely identifies it to the RJE system.

3. No. of printers

The number of RJE printers (0-7).

4. No. of punches

The number of RJE punches (0-4).

5. No. of readers

The number of RJE readers (0-4).

6. LOGMODE

The formatted or character-coded log on uses the specified LOGMODE entry. You can use either the IBM-supplied BATCH logmode table entry or add a new entry with the parameters shown.

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