Skip, Thanks for the explanation (I had to look up what AFAIK meant LOL) which
makes sense to me. I verified my test code will return with RC=04 for an
invalid DEST name (ANY!@#$%) which is what you would expect. I don't know if
you saw the previous discussion (in December) as to what lead
I think the IKJ message is from send/receive.
-teD
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On 29 January 2016 at 00:02, Skip
On 29 January 2016 at 01:09, Skip Robinson wrote:
> It's curious that you're getting this message if you do not have the issuing
> product installed. Search on IBM ServiceLink shows this:
>
> OUTPUT MANAGER FOR Z/OS 210
> or
> TIVOLI OUTPUT MANAGER
I guess I was
On 1/29/2016 9:13 AM, Skip Robinson wrote:
I would be very interested to see a case where JES(2) rejects a DESTID, but in
the meantime I'm inclined to believe that there is no restriction other the
one(s) I mentioned above.
Not a rejection per se, but I detect a significant difference in
Quoting Skip, "I would be very interested to see a case where JES(2) rejects a
DESTID'
Try the TSO command ALLOC SYSOUT(A) DEST(NOSUCH.ANY) where NOSUCH is a node not
defined to your JES and ANY is anything.
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Another update after many breaks in my research. I have not been able to find
any fault with the IBM code. In doing some research on JES2 initialization, I
haven't seen anything that tells JES to ignore invalid DESTs or require valid
DESTs. I can change any report in the output queue with
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> Another update after many breaks in my research. I have not been
On 29 January 2016 at 00:02, Skip Robinson wrote:
> I have forgotten why this behavior is deemed a problem. It's how JES(2) has
> always worked AFAIK. You can specify DEST=HAROLD with no adverse effect. The
> associated output will sit demurely in spool forever until
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A quick update.
My test program is working (I get the same results as my subsystem R15=0 and
SSOBRETN=0) for any printer name I
A quick update.
My test program is working (I get the same results as my subsystem R15=0 and
SSOBRETN=0) for any printer name I give it. I even changed the parmlist to
create a version 0 SSUS and received the same results:
SSOB @ C21C
SSUS extension @ C238
SSIB @ C258
R1 pointer at
Yes, it did at one point but I'm not sure when it stopped. I only have access
to z/OS 1.13 and 2.1 and JES2 in both accepts any destination name.
CODE:
LAR1,#JESSSIB LOAD AND DECLARE
USING SSIB,R1 SSIB BASE
On 2 December 2015 at 09:54, SUBSCRIBE IBM-MAIN Harold Gray <
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> Yes, it did at one point but I'm not sure when it stopped. I only have
> access to z/OS 1.13 and 2.1 and JES2 in both accepts any destination name.
What is the actual invalid name that it's
Tony,
Thanks for the ideas especially looking at the source routine. I just assumed
that JES was mostly OCO now!
Anything I put in SSUSUSER is accepted. (ex HCGPRTR, XYZ, TRANSTT1 etc.).
There are about 20 different id's that we use that do not correspond to JES.
They are our own printers
On Tue, 1 Dec 2015 18:26:07 -0600 SUBSCRIBE IBM-MAIN Harold Gray
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:>Yes, that is the one I replied to. I guess it started a new number since it
was so old. I was searching on the IEFSSREQ requests and saw the function code
11 which is exactly what I am doing.
> Anything I put in SSUSUSER is accepted. (ex HCGPRTR, XYZ, TRANSTT1 etc.).
> There are about 20 different id's that we use that do not correspond to JES.
> They are our own printers (desktops, LAN printers etc) that are only defined
> to our subsystem.
What do you mean with "do not
Any more ideas on this issue? I have the same problem under z/OS 2.1 (not sure
how far back it quit working - unable to bring up anything older than 1.13).
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>Any more ideas on this issue? I have the same problem under z/OS 2.1 (not
>sure how far back it quit working - unable
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Any more ideas on this issue? I have the same problem under z/OS 2.1 (not sure
how far back it quit working - unable to bring up anything older than 1.13).
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Yes, that is the one I replied to. I guess it started a new number since it
was so old. I was searching on the IEFSSREQ requests and saw the function code
11 which is exactly what I am doing. The R15 rc is 0 and the SSOBRETN value is
0 on any destination I submit to the function. I was
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