Setting up an archive post-processing job1


You can configure an archive post-processing job (#DOMPOST) that is automatically submitted each time an archive procedure finishes.

  1. Set up the job as a member of the dataset specified on the DOMPARMS DD of the DBC started task.
  2. Specify the member name in the Archive post processing job field in the DOMPLEX option set.

The symbols in Symbols used in archive post-processing jobs are supported in the optional archive post-processing job. The product replaces these symbols in the JCL with the appropriate values when the job is submitted for execution.

Important

All the $DOM symbols are optional in the post-processing jobs.

Symbol

Substituted value

$DOMSSN

Current DBC subsystem ID

$DOMDSN

Current trace data set name

$DOMDATE

Current date in the format Dyyddd, where yy is the year (00–99) and ddd is the day of the year (000–365)

$DOMTIME

Current time in the format TMhhmmss, where hh is hours (00–23), mm is minutes (00–59), and ss is seconds (00–59)

$DOMLSET

LOGSET name

$DOMPLX

Current DOMPLEX name (specified in the DOMPLEX option set)

$DOMARC

Archive data set name or $NULLFILE if no archive is generated

$DOMARCN

Archive data set name that was generated even if no archive is produced

 You can substitute substrings of these symbols, using the substring function:

$SUBSTR(ss,ll,vvvvvvv)

The syntax of the substring function is:


    • Thess value represents the starting position.
    • Thell value represents the length.
    • Thevvvvvvv value is a symbol name.

      For example, to represent the first 10 characters of $DOMDSN :

      $SUBSTR(1,10,$DOMDSN)

      Important

      You can find a sample post-processing job (#DOMPOST) in the DOMSAMP, BBSAMP, or runtime SAMP data set, along with a REXX EXEC (DOMRPOST) that you can use to display these symbolics.



 

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