Turn Off the Inter System Job Tracking using ESP Workload Automation TPSERVER.
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Turn Off the Inter System Job Tracking using ESP Workload Automation TPSERVER.

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Article ID: 13774

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ESP Workload Automation

Issue/Introduction

When using TPSERVER to communicate between multiple masters. How do you stop sending tracking data to one of the systems when it is going down for maintenance for a long period of time?

Environment

Release: All Releases of ESP Workload Automation

Resolution

1) Use TPDISP command from pagemode or Workstation CLI to display applications that are connected using TPSERVER. You need OPER authority to enter the following. 

OPER TPDISP

APPLICATION NAME:       ESPPROD_A
STATE:                               NORMAL
VTAM LU NAME:               ESPTP1
DEFAULT LOGON MODE:         TP62
APPLICATIONS:               ESPPROD_B
                                          ESPPROD_D
LOCAL TRANSACTIONS:         INTER_SYSTEM_JOB_TRACKING

                            TP_SERVICES_CONTROL

------------    CHECKPOINT INFORMATION     -----------

CHECKPOINT DSNAME:          CYB.TP.CKPT
CHECKPOINT SIZE:            1474560 BYTES
CHECKPOINT USED:            720 BYTES
QUEUED APPLICATIONS:          NONE

2) Use TPAPPL command to manage interactions with remote applications. To stop interaction with ESPPROD_B you need OPER authority to enter the following.

OPER TPAPPL ESPPROD_B STOP

3) When you are ready you are ready to re-establish connection enter

OPER TPAPPL ESPPROD_B START 



Additional Information

Information about how to use TPSERVER and commands can be found in the CA Workload Automation ESP Edition Command Reference Guide.

https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-mainframe-software/automation/ca-workload-automation-esp-edition/12-0/reference/commands/tpappl-command-manage-interaction-with-remote-partner-application.html