Allan,

The OP gave a command of $OJOBQ,Q=5.  Wouldn't this command be dealing only 
with releasing held output that is already in class 5?  It has nothing with 
class J output.  I'm not sure where the idea that this command is releasing 
class J to class 5 comes from.  

Rex

-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf 
Of Staller, Allan
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2014 9:11 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: $OJ

Is it possible $AVRS is collecting both Class 5 *AND* Class J?

Class 5 would be collected immediately and class J when $OJOBQ'ed.
Yes changing Class J to (WRITE,WRITE) would eliminate the need for $OJOBQ

HTH, 

<snip>
We have our production batch jobs with MSGCLASS=J and SYSOUT=5 to direct the 
class 5 to $AVRS. We issue a $OJOBQ,Q=5 which re-queues and releases the class 
J to class 5. I've looked all over over system (exits, commands, etc.) to see 
if and where the class J is being re-queued prior to the release, but I'm not 
coming up with anything. So my question is: is the $O command re-queuing the 
output? I don't see this documented in the JES2 manuals and have googled the 
topic as well.

My observations so far:
 
This is part of the OUTCLASS definition from our JES2 parms: 
OUTLASS(J),OUTDISP=(HOLD,HOLD)
 
HOLD รจ Hold the output. JES2 does not process the output until you either 
change the disposition to WRITE or KEEP, or release the output. When the output 
is released ($OQ), the disposition changes to WRITE.
 
Re-queuing the job will retain the output disposition from the originating 
class. If output class J was changed to OUTDISP= (WRITE, WRITE), then 
re-queuing to class 5 would send it immediately to $AVRS and we would not need 
to issue the $OQ every 60 seconds.    
</snip>
 

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