
SET Control Statement
User Reference
Connectivity Systems, Inc.—Copyright © 2006
Use Pursuant to Company Instructions
10-15
// EXEC TSIDFAV
VSE JCL
--
/*
/&
// JOB TSIDFAV
* DISK INPUT
// DLBL DISKIN,'FAV.INPUT.JCL' REQUIRED
// ASSGN SYS004,DISK,...
// UPSI XXXX0
// EXEC TSIDFAV
/*
POWER Mode When using POWER mode, the job control must be submitted backwards,
in reverse order of execution, and upside down so that card column 1 is
submitted to TSIDFAV in card column 80. This prevents POWER from
processing any POWER JECL submitted as instream data. The JCL can
be submitted either as instream data, following the EXEC statement, or
via tape or disk input using the DTF name DISKIN. If the input is
submitted after the EXEC statement, SYS004 must be assigned to
SYSIPT.
The EOF flag must be submitted in columns 1 and 2, not reversed.
Note:Note:
This technique can be used only in installations that still have physical
card readers.
JCL Examples
for POWER
Mode
The following are JCL examples when using POWER mode.
// JOB TSIDFAV
* INPUT INSTREAM DATA
// ASSGN SYS004,SYSIPT REQUIRED
// UPSI XXXX1
// EXEC TSIDFAV
VSE JCL AND POWER JECL READ WITH 9 EDGE IN
-- (EOF FLAG)
/*
/&
// JOB TSIDFAV
* DISK INPUT
// DLBL DISKIN,'FAV.INPUT.JCL' REQUIRED
// ASSGN SYS004,DISK,...
// UPSI XXXX1
// EXEC TSIDFAV
/*
TSIDFAV reads the VSE procedures and POWER SLIs from the
appropriate VSE library. However, TSIDFAV does not support either
PROC or SLI overwrites. Nested SLIs are supported. However, nested
PROCs are not supported.
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