How to use /*Route PRINT statemets with CA View FSS Collectors.
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In JCL, the ROUTE PRINT card is used to specify a destination for the print file. When using the same JCL to send a file to CA View to collect with the FSS collector, the destination needs to be specified using the Routecde ®.
In the /* ROUTE PRINT ABCD1 statement, the ABCD1 will be used in the work selection for the CA View FSS printer. See example below:
MVS $ADD FSSDEF(FSSVC20),PROC=CBRMSFSS
MVS $ADD PRT68,FSS=FSSVC20,MODE=FSS
MVS $TPRT68,CLASS=W,ROUTECDE=ABCD1
MVS $TPRT68,WS=(Q,R)
MVS $SPRT68
MVS $DU,PRT68,L=Z
Printer Work Selection Criteria
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CRITERION BEFORE SLASH (/) AFTER SLASH (/)
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Routecde The output group's The destination of the
destination must match the output group must match
route code (R=) specified the route code (R=)
for this device. Otherwise specified for this device,
the output group is not but if there are multiple
selected. If there are route codes the list is
multiple route codes not considered to be in
specified for the device, priority sequence.
the list is considered to
be in priority sequence and
a match with the first
route code is preferred.
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Routecde=routecde
Specifies up to four internal route codes to be assigned to this printer. If more than one route code is
specified, enclose the list in parentheses. You can also specify wildcards on this parameter.
Notes:
1. JES2 does not allow remote printers to change Routecde= to another destination or to delete Routecde from the work selection list.
2. NODENAME=REQUIRED on the DESTDEF initialization statement will cause JES2 to require that a userid be prefixed with a node name.
If destid is specified alone, it refers to both the node and the remote.
Ummmm Indicates that output for special local routing is selected. The special routing numbers range
from 1 to 32767.
Routing to a remote device can be specified in any of the following ways:
o LOCAL|ANYLOCAL
o Rnnnn
o destid
o userid
LOCAL|ANYLOCAL Indicates routing to a local device.
Rnnnn Indicates routing to the specified remote device. Rnnnn can also be specified as
RMnnnn or RMTnnnn. The value specified for nnnn can range from 1 to 32767.
destid Indicates routing to a destination at the local node.
userid Indicates routing to a valid TSO userid. Generic userids are also valid. A
generic userid is a userid that ends in an asterisk (*), and refers to all userids
that begin with the characters preceding the *.
Note: The * can only be specified in the last position of the userid.
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