Dynamic Partition LST Class

[Geir Erland Fladby]

Hi

 

If I submit a job in my Dynamic partition x with

* ÅÅ LST DISP=H,CLASS=Z

It looks ok in LST Q.

 

Same job in dynamic class R it defaults to Class A in LST Q.

At the moment I’m stucked. I know it’s easy to fix, but the brain…….

 

Hilsen/Regards

Geir Fladby

Vitec AutoData AS

Tlf: 908 38 795

 

[Dieltiens Geert via VSE-L]

Geir,

 

Since you supply the CLASS=Z parm in the LST card, I don't see why it would default to class A.

I assume that the "ÅÅ" in that LST card below is some kind of EBCDIC-ASCII translation error? I would expect to see  * $$ LST  iso.  * ÅÅ LST .

 

But anyway, here's some info from the Power Administration and Operation manual about output class defaults:

 

SET: Setting VSE/POWER Startup Control Values

 

DYNOUTc=outclass

Use this operand to define for a dynamic class c (C,D,E or G-Z) the default job

output class outclass (an alphabetic character A-Z or numeric 0-9). You may

repeat this SET statement for up to 23 dynamic classes. VSE/POWER

determines the default output class in the following sequence:

1. by SET DYNOUTc=outclass,

2. else by SET DYNOUTCL=DYNCL,

3. else by the general default 'A'.

 

DYNOUTCL=DYNCL

Use this operand to modify the default output class 'A' of dynamic partitions.

Specifying DYNOUTCL=DYNCL causes VSE/POWER to start each dynamic

partition with a default output class equal to its execution class - which is the

dynamic class character itself. For defining any specific default output class per

dynamic execution class, refer to the SET DYNOUTc=outclass operand.

 

All the best,

Geert.

 

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[Geir Erland Fladby]

Ok, this is obviously something new.

 

We have just went from z/VSE 5.1 to 6.2 this weekend.

 

So, I’m now not sure where to put in eg SET DYNOUTCL=DYNCL ?

Is it in the profiles for dynamic partitions?

 

If it’s in Power startup I have a problem. Cannot Ipl now.

[Dieltiens Geert via VSE-L]

The only way I know,of for specifying Power SET statements is via SYSIPT immediately after the // EXEC <powerphase>, in your ASI-proc.

You can use PDISPLAY AUSTMT to determine the autostart statements that were used for startup.  

Yesterday, like you, I migrated our (development) VSE's from 5.1 to 6.2, but didn't notice the behaviour you described. We don't use any SET DYNOUT commands though...

[Geir Erland Fladby]

The only thing I had to do was a change in the Dynamic partition profile for R.

From

ASSGN SYSLST,FEE

to

ASSGN SYSLST,00E

 

However, thank you for respond