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JSS ADD

Add to List of Programs Bypassing Allocation

The ThruPut Manager JSS ADD command allows an installation to bypass certain types of allocation processing for IEFBR14-type programs:

  • If the primary disposition for a data set allocated by this type of program is DELETE, HSM recalls are not necessary.
  • If the data set is a tape data set, it will never be opened, and allocation is not needed. This command adds programs to the list of program names for which recalls are bypassed.

Scope: System

Duration: Until TMSS is restarted, or until removed by JSS DELETE.

JSS ADD

[? | HELP]
PROGRAM_NAMES(pgm1[,pgm2,...]) BYPASS_RECALLS
PROGRAM_NAMES(pgm1[,pgm2,...]) BYPASS_TAPE_ALLOCATION
PROGRAM_NAMES(pgm1[,pgm2,...]) BYPASS_RECALLS BYPASS_
TAPE_ALLOCATION

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Requests the command syntax from HELP.

PROGRAM_NAMES(pgm1[,pgm2,...])

Indicates that you want to bypass allocation processing for the listed programs. The short form for this keyword is PGMS.

  • pgm1[,pgm2,...] - Is a list of one or more program names for which allocation processing is to be bypassed.
BYPASS_RECALLS

Specifies that bypassing HSM processing for data sets having a primary disposition of DELETE applies to the listed programs.

BYPASS_TAPE_ALLOCATION

Specifies that bypassing tape allocation applies to the listed programs.

Examples:

/JSS ADD PROGRAM_NAMES(BR14,CONDCODE) BYPASS_RECALLS
/JSS ADD PGMS(IEFBR14) BYPASS_TAPE_ALLOCATION

See also:

JSS SET Initialization Statement in Base Product: System Programming Guide "TMSS-initialization-statements" section.

 

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BMC Compuware ThruPut Manager 18.02