In a message dated 6/20/2007 8:41:20 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Which node id is meant and where do I have to define it?
Can anybody give me a hint?
>>
Talk to your system's programmer or service provider. It's defined in
IKJTSOxx.
If you have authority you can issue PARMLIB commands to list and update the
values.
The keyword of interest is TRANSREC:
TRANSREC
TRANSREC allows you to specify the characteristics for the RECEIVE and
TRANSMIT commands.
NODESMF{((nodename1,smfid1),(nodename2,smfid2),...)
} {((*,*)) }
NODESMF specifies the correspondence between the system identifiers and the
network node names.
nodename
specifies the name of the network node. nodename must be the name of a node
defined on the NJERMT JES3 initialization statement or on the NODE(xxxxxxxx)
JES2 initialization statement.
smfid specifies the system identifier for a particular processor, paired
with a node-name. smfid must be specified for each nodename. smfid must match
the system identifier defined for the processor on the SID parameter of the
SMFPRMxx member.
*,* specifies that the nodename is to be retrieved dynamically from JES
(JES2 Release 4.3.0 or higher, or JES3 Release 5.1.1 or higher). This
specification is recommended because it eliminates the need to specify static
values for
nodename and smfid.
Default: (NODENAME, SMF)
Note: If you omit the smfid for the host node, TSO/E uses a value of eight
question marks (????????) for the nodename associated with the transmitted
data.
SPOOLCL(spoolclass
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