Hi Hal
What happens when you try to use the batch jobs? Does anything actually get
submitted? are you able to build interactively under TSO? We use SCLM
extensively for many different things, and we use the batch interface for
all of our builds and promotions.
We've also used rexx for language processors and exits, we also use rexx to
launch SCLM commands from custom built interfaces.
The starting point for batch processing is to locate and customise the FLMB$
skeleton for the builds, and the FLMP$ skeleton for the promote, these
should be in your base ISPF ISPSSLIB library:-
DSLIST ISP.SISPSLIB
Command ===>
Name Prompt Size Cr
_________ FLMB$
_________ FLMCLIST
_________ FLMCQSKB
_________ FLMCQSKI
_________ FLMCQSKP
_________ FLMDCSM$
_________ FLMDG$
_________ FLMDSU$
_________ FLMLIBS
_________ FLMP$
However, this is not the starting point with SCLM, before you can run
anything you need to code (clone?) and assemble, your project and language
definitions, have you done this yet?, if not, reply and i''ll send you some
basic examples.
To give you an idea, here is a section of one of "language definitions",
used to call a REXX program:-
VIEW EPOLMS.PROJDEFS.SOURCE(JCLCNTL) - 01.00 Columns 00001
00072
Command ===> Scroll ===>
CSR
000063 *
000064 FLMTRNSL CALLNAM='JCLCNTL
SACOPY03', C
000065
FUNCTN=BUILD, C
000066
COMPILE=SELECT, C
000067
CALLMETH=ISPLNK, C
000068
DSNAME=EPOLMX.LIVE.EXEC, C
000069
VERSION=V1.0, C
000070
OPTFLAG=N, C
000071 OPTIONS='CMD(SACOPY03 @@FLMPRJ @@FLMGRP
@@FLMTYP C
000072
@@FLMMBR)', C
000073
GOODRC=0, C
000074 PORDER=1
000075 *
000076
*----------------------------------------------------------------------
000077 * SOURCE CODE
000078 * -----------
000079 FLMALLOC IOTYPE=A,DDNAME=SYSUT501
000080 FLMCPYLB @@FLMDSN
000081 *
000082
*----------------------------------------------------------------------
000083 * ALLOCATE THE SYSPRINT DD
000084 *
000085 FLMALLOC
IOTYPE=W,RECFM=FBA,LRECL=133, C
000086 RECNUM=50000,PRINT=N,DDNAME=SYSLST
000087 *
000088 *--------------------------------------------------------------
You could say the FLMTRNSL macro equates to an EXEC statement, and the
FLMALLOC/FLMCPYLB macro's equate to a DD statement.
Andy
p.s I also recommend the yahoo SCLM group
2008/7/29 Hal Merritt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> We use the base SCLM, but have been unable to get any batch processes
> running. It seems the main environment establishment API does not
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