IF your LPARS are in the same Jes plex, ( we are a basic sysplex ),
we use the sysaff ( system affinity) under the /*jobparm statement.
We don't check for programs, rather we just run the entire job, how
ever many steps it has to execute on that system. When we run outside
of a plex, say our test systems, we have a jes connection to them and
utilize the /*route xeq statement to point them to which lpar we want
to run them on in the testplex.
At 01:56 PM 10/31/2008, you wrote:
I am looking for a good (and easy) way of ensuring that certain
programs only run on a specific LPAR. We are very vanilla z/OS V1.9.
I was thinking of either creating a stub module that is the name of
the program and then testing to see if it is submitted with
/*JOBPARM or creating a TSO Submit exit and Converter exit to add
the /*JOBPARM if it is a specific program name.
Are there any better and easier to maintain options for this request?
So if JOBA is submitted (either via a scheduler product or TSO) and
the PGM=PROGA then I want to ensure that the job only runs on LPARA.
Lizette
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