From "JCL Reference" (at 1.7)
Without a SUB= keyword on the START command, the operating system will create
the started task under the primary job entry subsystem (JES2 or JES3)
unless the task itself is a subsystem, that is, it is either defined
in the member IEFSSNxx of SYS1.PARMLIB, or
dynamically by the SETSSI command or IEFSSI macro.
(A subsystem, unless requested to start under the primary JES subsystem by
setting flag SSCTUPSS in the SSCVT, starts under the master subsystem,
MSTR.)
Bob
Mark Steely wrote:
We are z/OS V1R4. I have a question about CA's started tasks. CAS9 &
CAL7 (CA-ELEVEN) will not start unless they are in SYS1.PROCLIB. These
procs reside in a proclib that is in the concatenation of JES2, but are
not in the proclib concatenation of MSTRJCL00. My question is how do
these proc's know the difference of which library they are started from.
Is CAS9 forcing these to come from SYS1.PROCLIB or forcing them to come
from the MSTRJCLxx concatenation?
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