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The document describes various mainframe system commands used for job manipulation, spool management, device configuration, and the initial program load (IPL) process. It discusses commands to cancel jobs, force jobs, display spool usage and job queues, and purge old jobs. It also covers commands to vary devices and channels online and offline and describes parameters in the LOADxx member that specify the I/O configuration, master catalog, parmlib, and IEASYSxx member for system initialization.

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Cont : Job Manipulation

The document describes various mainframe system commands used for job manipulation, spool management, device configuration, and the initial program load (IPL) process. It discusses commands to cancel jobs, force jobs, display spool usage and job queues, and purge old jobs. It also covers commands to vary devices and channels online and offline and describes parameters in the LOADxx member that specify the I/O configuration, master catalog, parmlib, and IEASYSxx member for system initialization.

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JOB MANIPULATION  

   

CANCEL jobname (OR) C JOBNAME TO cancel a job on the system

CANCEL jobname,dump To cancel a job with a dump

C U=USERID To cancel TSO user ID

C JOBNAME,A=ADDRESS ID To Cancel a job from address ID

FORCE JOBNAME To force a user job

FORCE JOBNAME,A=ADDRESS ID To force a user job from address space ID


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Spool Commands in JES  

$DSPL To Disaply Spool Usage

$DQ To Display JOB Queue

$POJQ,ALL,DAYS>5 To Purge the jobs for last 5 days

$POJQ,READY,A>5 To Purge the jobs for last 5 days

$POJQ,READY,ALL,A>5 To Purge the jobs for last 5 days


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VARY COMMANDS  
V XXX,OFFLINE
vary device XXX offline
V XXX,ONLINE
vary device XXX online
V XXX,CONSOLE Vary device xxx as console
V XXX,MSTCONS Vary device xxx as master console
V PATH(XXX,0)ONLINE
vary path to device XXX (on channel set 0) online
V PATH(XXX,0)OFFLINE
vary path to device XXX on channel set 0 offline
V XXX,OFFLINE,UNCOND Vary the device XXX offline unconditionally
V XXX,ONLINE,UNCOND Vary the device XXX online unconditionally
CF CHP(xx),OFFLINE
vary channel path xx offline
CF CHP(xx),ONLINE
vary channel path xx online
OVERVIEW

 IPL is “booting” the system

 An initial program load (IPL) is the act of loading a copy of


the operating system from disk into the processor’s real
storage and executing it..

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IPLING THE MACHINE

IPL IPL ccuu


bootstrap
IPLtext

ISYSRES

LOADPARM
Alt
IODF ccuu LOADxx IMSI
Nuc
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 LOADPARM defines the address of the IODF and the suffix of


the LOAD of the LOADxx member

 At IPL the system searches for LOADxx in:


 SYS0.IPLPARM – SYS9.IPLPARM on IODF volume
 SYS1 PARMLIB on the IODF volume
 SYS1.PARMLIB on the IODF volume
 SYS1.PARMLIB on the IPL volume

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 At IPL the system searches for LOADxx in:


 SYS0.IPLPARM – SYS9.IPLPARM on IODF volume
 SYS1 PARMLIB on the IODF volume
 SYS1.PARMLIB on the IODF volume
 SYS1.PARMLIB on the IPL volume

 The LOADxx member specifies:


 The IODF data set name.
 The master catalog name and volume .
 The parmlib concatenation .
 The IEASYSxx member to use

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LOADxx

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