Hi,
You can add UNIT HANDLE commands to your Thruput Manager startup parms
to tell it how to treat a UNIT i.e.
TM UNIT HANDLE UNIT(FRODO) AS(SYSDA)
Best Regards,
Sam Knutson, GEICO
Performance and Availability Management
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-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of John Kington
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 8:22 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: unit=sort
Mike,
>Hello, all. A bit more investigation is showing that I can use any
>entry in the unit field and the system accepts it. I can use unit=sort,
>unit=mike, unit=ward, etc... Does this mean that I have an ACL that is
>allowing this. Or should I be looking for a user exit the replaces the
>unit parameter? Anyone have a guess? I didn't think sms got involved
>until the interpreter did its job. And then it should have crapped out
>during the interpreter read phase.
If the dataset is SMS managed, the value specified in the UNIT= is
ignored.
SMS will provide a default unit value if you omit it but it applies to
all datasets, not just SMS managed.
In my shop, I was going to use UNIT= values that were not defined as
esoterics but found that Throughput manager detects the bogus value and
jcl errors out the job.
Now if the dataset is not SMS managed, you will get through the
intepreter and into the input queue. Your job will fail when the system
tries to initiate it and can not find the esoteric.
Regards,
John
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