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Chapter 4. Utility Functions 179
1st ed., 6/30/04 - 312579601
Submitting Jobs
Jobs may be submitted to the ACS service machine in several ways.
1. One method is to use ACS EXEC. This method does not require that the sender
knows the protocol or the name/node of the ACS service machine. It is the
recommended technique.
EXEC ACS SUBMIT fname ftype fmode class
fname
the CMS filename of the job file.
ftype
the CMS filetype of the job file. If omitted, it defaults to ‘SLKJCL’.
fmode
the CMS filemode of the job file. If omitted, it defaults to ‘‘*’’.
class
the job class desired. If omitted, it defaults to ‘‘U’’.
Note: These jobs must be submitted in job class L:
• HSC startup (HSCINIT, SLSBINIT)
• RECONFIG
2. From a virtual machine on the same host:
CP SPOOL PUN acsname NOCONT NOHOLD CLASS class
PUNCH fname ftype fmode (NOHeader
acsname
the name of the ACS service machine
3. From a virtual machine on another network node:
CP SPOOL PUN RSCS NOCONT NOHOLD CLASS class
CP TAG DEV PUN nodename acsname
PUNCH fname ftype fmode (NOHeader
acsname
the name of the ACS service machine
nodename
the name of the RSCS network node where the service machine resides