Step 1. Specifying fault-tolerant end-to-end scheduling information
in EQQJOBS
About this task
Enter the information specific to the end-to-end scheduling
with fault tolerant capabilities in the EQQJOBS8 dialog (this is part
of the step describing how to use the EQQJOBS installation aid, which
is documented in IBM® Z Workload
Scheduler:
Planning and Installation). EQQJOBS8
- Create sample job JCL shows
dialog EQQJOBS8. Figure 1. EQQJOBS8
- Create sample job JCL
EQQJOBS8 ------------------- Create sample job JCL --------------------------
Command ===>
END-TO-END WITH FAULT TOLERANCE: Y (Y= Yes, N= No)
Installation Directory ===> /usr/lpp/TWS/V8R2M0_____
===> ______________________________
===> ______________________________
Work Directory ===> /var/TWS/inst_________________
===> ______________________________
===> ______________________________
User for OPC address space ===> UID_
Refresh CP group ===> GID__
RESTART AND Cleanup (Data Store) Y (Y= Yes ,N= No)
Reserved destination ===> OPCX____
Connection type ===> SNA (SNA/XCF)
SNA Data Store luname ===> I9PC45AA (only for SNA connection )
SNA FN task luname ===> I9PC45RA (only for SNA connection )
Xcf Group ===> ________ (only for XCF connection )
Xcf Data Store member ===> ________ (only for XCF connection )
Xcf FL task member ===> ________ (only for XCF connection )
Press ENTER to create sample job JCL
END-TO-END WITH FAULT TOLERANCE
Specify
Y if you want to work with IBM Workload Scheduler fault-tolerant
workstations.
Installation Directory
Specify the path
where SMP/E has installed the IBM® Z Workload
Scheduler files
for UNIX™ system services that
apply to the end-to-end enabler feature. This directory is the one
containing the bin directory. The default path is /usr/lpp/TWS/VvRrMm.
Work Directory
Specify where
the end-to-end subsystem files are. Replace /inst with a name
that uniquely identifies your subsystem. Each subsystem that will
use the fault-tolerant workstations must have its own work directory.
Only the server and the daily planning batch jobs go in the work directory.
See Step 4. Creating and customizing the work directory.
User for OPC address space
This information
is used to create the procedure to build the directory with the right
ownership. To run the end-to-end configuration correctly, the ownership
of the work directory and the files it contains must be assigned to
the same user ID that RACF® associates
with the server started task. In the User for OPC address space field,
specify the RACF® user ID used
for the server address space. This is the name specified in the started-procedure
table.
Refresh CP group
This information is used
to create the procedure to build the directory with the right ownership.
To create the new Symphony file, the user ID used to run the daily
planning batch job must belong to the group that you specify in this
field. Make sure that also the user ID associated with the server
address space (the one specified in User for OPC address space field)
belongs to this group or has this group as supplementary group.