Global commands
are not supported by POWER.Operators can enter the following VSE/POWER An S/390 operating systems program that simultaneously operates many readers, printers, and remote communications devices. commands from NJE Console. Commands operators enter from the host console are slightly different. In VSE/POWER commands, LST is a printer device and PUN is a punch device.
Global commands
are not supported by POWER.
Enter POWER commands from a console as follows:
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command operand1,operand2 |
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Parameter |
Description |
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command |
A single-word or single-character verb that identifies the action to take. |
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operand |
Modifies the command. Use a comma or single blank space to separate operands. Use apostrophes when they appear with an operand. |
POWER operator commands allow remote terminal operators to communicate with the POWER system. This section lists the most commonly used POWER remote commands.
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Command |
Description |
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A alter |
Modifies the job or queue. |
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C cancel |
Cancels the job. |
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D display |
Displays the job or queue. |
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H hold |
Holds the job or queue. |
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L delete |
Deletes the job or queue. |
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P stop |
Stops connections. |
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R release |
Releases the job or queue. |
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S start |
Starts connections. |
The A command changes job characteristics.
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A queue,options |
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Parameter |
Description |
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queue |
Can be LST (list queue), PUN (punch), RDR (reader), or XMT (transmission queue). |
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options |
Can be CLASS, DISPOSITION, or PRIORITY. |
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A LST1,CLASS=A |
This example command sets queue 1 to class A.
The C command cancels a job.
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C jobname,jobid |
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Parameter |
Description |
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jobname |
The job name. |
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jobid |
The job number. |
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C DATA |
This example command cancels the job named DATA.
The D command displays job characteristics.
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D queue,jobname,jobid |
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Parameter |
Description |
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queue |
Can be LST (list queue), PUN (punch), RDR (reader), or XMT (transmission queue). |
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jobid |
The job number. |
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D LST1 |
This example command displays all jobs in queue 1.
The H command places jobs on hold.
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H queue,jobname,jobid |
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Parameter |
Description |
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queue |
Can be LST (list queue), PUN (punch), RDR (reader), or XMT (transmission queue). |
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jobname |
The job name. |
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jobid |
The job number. |
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H LST1 |
This example command holds all jobs in queue 1.
The L command deletes jobs.
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L queue,jobname,jobid |
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Parameter |
Description |
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queue |
Can be LST (list queue), PUN (punch), RDR (reader), or XMT (transmission queue). |
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jobname |
The job name. |
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jobid |
The job number. |
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L LST1 |
This example command deletes all jobs in queue 1.
The P command stops a CTC or VTAM connection.
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P PNET,node |
Where node is the Barr NJE node name.
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P PNET,node |
This example command stops a CTC connection with a Barr NJE node named node.
The R command moves devices from the hold state to the ready state.
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R queue,jobname,jobid |
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Parameter |
Description |
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queue |
Can be LST (list queue), PUN (punch), RDR (reader), or XMT (transmission queue). |
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jobname |
The job name. |
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jobid |
The job number. |
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R LST1 |
This example command releases printer 1 from the Hold state.
The S command starts a CTC or VTAM connection.
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S PNET,node,,ddd |
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Parameter |
Description |
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node |
The Barr NJE node name |
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ddd |
The device address A number that uniquely identifies a device. of the CTC connection. |
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S PNET,node |
This example command starts a VTAM connection with a Barr NJE node named node.