Symbol Replacement

Symbols are replaced during network or job activation or during job submission:

• Symbols starting with the activation escape character are resolved during JCL loading, as part of the job activation.

• Symbols starting with the submit escape character are resolved during job submission.

  Note:
  If a symbol replacement error occurs at submission time, the event JNR Job not run - JCL error will be set to occurred. If the event JNR is not defined, it will be added to the active job.

Note for BS2000:

BS2000 SYSJV references (for example, &($SYSJV.TSN) are no longer treated as Entire Operations symbols, regardless of whether they are prefixed with an ampersand (&) denoting an activation escape or submit escape character.

This document covers the following topics:

• Symbol Escape Characters

• Symbol Prompting during Network or Job Activation

• Displaying Help Text for a Symbol

• Canceling Symbol Prompting

• Repeating Symbol Prompting

• Entering Long Symbol Values and Modifying Active Symbols

• Specifying User Exits for Symbol Modification

• Rules and Restrictions for Symbol Replacement

Symbol Escape Characters

In JCL and Natural macro sources, the symbols to be subsituted must be preceded by an escape character.

You can use different escape characters to determine whether symbol replacement is performed during JCL generation or job submission.

The following escape characters can be used in parallel in your Entire Operations environment:

• Activation Escape Character

  Symbols preceded by the activation escape character are replaced during activation of a network or job.

  If a JCL file contains the activation escape character, a symbol replacement is performed:

  • During JCL editing (temporary, using the master symbol table).

  • During JCL loading (permanently, using the active symbol table).

• Submit Escape Character

  Symbols preceded by the submit escape character are replaced during submission of a job. They can be used to pass symbol values that cannot be specified earlier when the job is activated.

Both activation escape and submission escape characters can be defined as system-wide defaults in the Entire Operations default settings (see Default Setting 1 in the Administration documentation). However, different escape characters can be used for each job if necessary.

You can also specify escape characters in your JCL our MACRO source. See also Defining Escape Characters.

Recommended Escape Characters

We recommend that you use the following escape character:

Defining Escape Characters

This sections describes the options provided to define your default activation and submit escape characters.

• Default Settings

  The Default Setting (1) screen of the Entire Operations Defaults function (see the Administration documentation) is used to define the default for all networks in your Entire Operations environment.

  You can also define the default escape characters for each operating system class by using PF10 (OSpec) on the Default Settings (1) screen.

• Network Definition

  Defines the default escape characters to be used by all jobs of a network.

• Job Definition

  Defines the default escape characters to be used by an individual job.

• Definitions in JCL and Macro Sources

  In JCL and Natural macro sources, the symbols to be subsituted must be preceded by an escape character.

  You can define default escape characters in Entire Operations JCL or Natural macro sources by coding one or both of the following meta statements as the first source line(s):

  #EOR-ESC-ACT = activation-character
  #EOR-ESC-SUB = submit-character

  For example:

  #EOR-ESC-ACT = § 
  #EOR-ESC-SUB = ^

  The #EOR-ESC-ACT = activation-character meta statement is evaluated when the JCL containing this statement is loaded. activation-character overrides any activation escape characters currently used in your active job networks. The meta statement is removed from the active JCL after loading.

  The #EOR-ESC-ACT = submit-character meta statement is evaluated during job submission. submit-character overrides any submit escape character currently used in the active job. The meta statement is kept in the active JCL after loading.

  Both meta statements are logged when they are evaluated during JCL loading or job submission.

  If you add a meta statement to a Natural macro source, you have to recatalog the source with the MACRO command.

Symbol Prompting during Network or Job Activation

Entire Operations provides a standard method for symbol prompting. Standard symbol prompting is not used in NET-type (subnetworks) jobs. On a full-sized screen, all necessary symbols are displayed and can be modified by simply typing over them.

If any of the activated jobs are MAC-type jobs (dynamic JCL generation) or JOB-type jobs whose JCL contains symbols for variable values, these symbols are replaced by their current values during the manual activation, except those that are defined to be replaced at submission time.

In a job network definition and in the subsidiary jobs, several symbol tables can be defined. During a network or job activation, all symbol tables are prompted sequentially, which contain at least one symbol to be prompted.

If the activation is manual and if the JCL of a job contains symbols that are defined to be prompted, you are prompted for the values to be used in this activation. You can add new symbols and modify existing symbols of the active symbol table used during the network activation. Additionally, you can output the current status of the symbols on a printer.

To modify and confirm symbols and print the active symbol table

1. Activate a network with at least one symbol defined for prompting.

   A Symbol Prompting for Table screen similar to the example below appears:

   29.10.10 ***** Entire Operations ***** 09:48:36 Owner EXAMPLE Symbol Prompting for Table EXAM-ST1 Network E62-NET Run 261 on 29.10.10 at 09:46 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ C Symbol Value _ CLASS G____________________________________________________ _ JOBLIB EOR.EXAMPLE.LOAD_____________________________________ _ MSGCLASS X____________________________________________________ _ PARM-1 8888_________________________________________________ _ STEPLIB EOR.EXAMPLE.LOAD_____________________________________ _ _____________________________________________________ _ _____________________________________________________ _ _____________________________________________________ _ _____________________________________________________ _ _____________________________________________________ _ _____________________________________________________ _ _____________________________________________________ _ _____________________________________________________ _ _____________________________________________________ H Help L Long Value ******************************** Bottom of Data ****************************** Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- End Accpt Cncl Up Down

   The screen lists all the symbols requiring prompting in the symbol table and their values. The symbol values are taken from the corresponding master symbol table. The line commands and special PF keys are explained in the following section.

   You can add new symbols, modify existing symbol values or leave them unchanged. The new values remain in the symbol table until the symbol table is modified specifically or until the next prompting after manual activation of a job network that uses the symbol table.

   Notes:

   1. Values which are longer than 40 characters can only be modified using the line command L. Direct field processing is not allowed for these values.
   2. If a validation check is defined for the symbol, you can only enter a valid symbol value. Incorrect values are rejected and a user-defined error message is issued.

2. When you have made all desired modifications, press PF5 (Accpt) to confirm symbol prompting and accept all symbols for this activation.

   If there are several screens of symbols, **** more **** appears in the bottom line.

   Press PF8 (Down) to display more symbols until you get to the last screen. You can then accept all symbols by pressing PF5.

3. If defined in your user profile, you are then asked to print the symbols. A window similar to the example below opens in which you can enter the printer name:

   +-------------------------------------------+ ! ! ! Printing of Prompted Symbols ! ! ! ! Printer Selection ! ! ! ! Please enter printer: ________ ! ! ! ! PF3 End ! ! ! +-------------------------------------------+

4. Enter the printer name in the field Please enter printer.

5. Press ENTER to output the symbols on the selected printer.

   If you do not want to print the symbols, press PF3 (End) to return to the Symbol Prompting for Table screen.

   If you generally do not want to print the symbols or display the above window, enter N for the function Symbol Printing after Prompting in the Reporting Functions window of your User Definition and Profile settings. For more information, see the section User Definitions and Profile Settings in the Administration documentation.

6. Press PF5 (Accpt) when you are finished.

Line Commands: Symbol Prompting

Line Command	Description
H	Display help text for the symbol.
L	Enter a value longer than 40 characters and modify other symbol parameters. See also Entering Long Symbol Values and Modifying Active Symbols.

Special PF Keys: Symbol Prompting

PF Key	Name	Function
PF3	End	Cancel symbol prompting and restore to former status.
PF5	Accpt	Accept all symbols for this activation and continue with the activation. If the list of prompted symbols exceeds one screen, scroll to the end of the list with PF8 first, before using PF5.
PF6	Cncl	Cancel this activation. If symbol prompting is done during a network or job activation, the corresponding activation is cancelled. Otherwise, only symbol prompting itself is cancelled.
PF7	Up	Scroll back to the top of the symbol list.
PF8	Down	If **** more **** appears in the bottom line, you can display more symbols by scrolling down with PF8. You must press this key to get to the last screen and accept all symbols with PF5.

Displaying Help Text for a Symbol

To display a short help text for a symbol

1. Type H in the line command input field of the appropriate symbol on the Symbol Prompting for Table screen.

2. Press ENTER. A window opens with a short help text explaining the symbol.

Canceling Symbol Prompting

To cancel symbol prompting

• Press PF6 (Cncl).

Repeating Symbol Prompting

To repeat symbol prompting from the beginning

• Press PF6 (Cncl) to cancel the current network or job activation. Start the activation again.

Entering Long Symbol Values and Modifying Active Symbols

If a symbol value is longer than the 40 characters on the Symbol Prompting for Table screen, you can enter another 40 characters (up to a maximum of 80) in the Active Symbol Modification window. This window also allows you to modify other symbol parameters.

To enter long symbol values and modify active symbols

• Enter L in the line command input field of the appropriate symbol on the Symbol Prompting for Table screen. Press ENTER.

  An Active Symbol Modification window similar to the example below opens:

  29.10.10 ***** Entire Operations ***** 10:15:11 Owner REQUEST Symbol Prompting for Table P185905 Network P185905 Run 21 on 29.10.10 at 10:10 +---------------------------------------------------------------+ ------------ ! ! ! Active Symbol Modification ! nger-than-o ! ! ___________ ! Symbol Table ===> P185905___ Owner REQUEST ! ! Symbol Name ===> LONG1_______________ Network P185905 ! ! Format ===> A Run 21 ! ! Value ===> This-is-a-very-long-value-which-is-much- ! ! longer-than-one-line____________________ ! ! Be careful with insertions or deletions. ! ! The 2 lines will be concatenated to one symbol value. ! ! Prompting ===> A Update Mode ===> _ ! ! Prompt Text ===> ________________________________________ ! ! ________________________________________ ! ! ________________________________________ ! ! ________________________________________ ! ! ________________________________________ ! ! Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3-----PF5----PF8----PF9---PF10---PF11-- ! ************ ! Help Add End Save RgChk Mult Copy UsrRt ! F11--PF12--- +---------------------------------------------------------------+

  This window allows you to modify the symbol value. The two lines of the Value field are concatenated for the long symbol value.

  Caution:
  Be careful with insertions and deletions, since the two lines of Value are concatenated to one symbol value.

This section covers the following topics:

• Fields: Active Symbol Modification

• Special PF Keys: Active Symbol Modification

Fields: Active Symbol Modification

The fields in the Active Symbol Modification window are identical to the fields in the Master Symbol Addition window. For field descriptions, see Fields: Master and Active Symbols.

Special PF Keys: Active Symbol Modification

For a description of special PF key functions, see Special PF Keys: Master Symbol Addition.

Specifying User Exits for Symbol Modification

You can specify a customized user exit routine that defines your own validation checks and help information for symbol prompting. This can be used to modify active symbols depending on the values of other symbols, or of anything else.

You can then adapt a symbol table during each job run with or without using a window that prompts you for input. If you do not use a prompting window, the symbol table is adapted automatically in the background.

For details on defining user exit routines, see User Exits for Validation Checks of Symbol Values in the section User Exits.

To specify a user exit for symbol modification

1. On the Network Maintenance screen, type M in the line command field of the network for which symbol prompting is to be defined. Press ENTER.

   A Network Modification window opens with the current values for the network.

2. Press PF8 (SP-UR).

   A Symbol Prompting Exit window similar to the example below opens:

   31.10.11 ***** Entire Operations ***** 15:23:18 Owner SN Network Maint +-------------------------+ Selection OR________ ! ! - +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ -- ! ! ! Network Modification ! ! Network ===> A-1_______ Owner ===> SN ! ! Description ===> several tests ...____________________________ ! ! Loop existing ===> N ! ! Default Val +---------------------------------------------------+ ! ! Execution ! ! __ ! ! JCL Node ! Symbol Prompting Exit ! _ ! ! JCL Locat ! ! X ! ! ! Symbol Prompting for this network will be ! ! ! File == ! done by ! __ ! ! VolSer == ! Natural Library ==> EOR-T531 ! ! ! ! Exit ==> SYP00001 ! ! ! --PF1-----P ! Modification ! -- ! ** ! Help E ! without Prompting ==> N (Y/N/B) ! ! +------------- ! ! ----+ Command => ____ ! PF1 Help PF3 End PF4 Edit PF5 Refr PF9 Delete ! ! Enter-PF1---PF2- +---------------------------------------------------+ + F12--- Help Add End Save Up Down NxtSt Menu

   Enter the name of the user exit you want to use for symbol prompting. The fields and special PF keys available are described in Fields: Symbol Prompting User Exit.

If no user exit yet exists, you can write a user exit routine as described in User Exits for Validation Checks of Symbol Values in the section User Exits.

This section covers the following topics:

• Fields: Symbol Prompting User Exit

• Special PF Keys: Symbol Prompting Exit

• Example of an Active Symbol Table List

Fields: Symbol Prompting User Exit

The input fields of the Symbol Prompting Exit window are described in the following table:

Special PF Keys: Symbol Prompting Exit

You can perform the following functions from the Symbol Prompting Exit window using these PF keys:

Example of an Active Symbol Table List

The following is an example of an output file generated for an active symbol table using the GUI client:

The file lists the current status of the symbols defined for the symbol table EXAM-TABLET-V3 which is prompted when the network SAG-PROMPT is activated.

Rules and Restrictions for Symbol Replacement

Notes:

1. A symbol replacement is always attempted if at least one of the activation or submit escape characters currently in effect is found in a source line (see the section Symbol Escape Characters). It is not necessary for a symbol table to be defined on the job or network level. Symbols can also be replaced via global symbol tables. Predefined symbols can be replaced without having to define a symbol table.
2. If an escape character is detected and no symbol table is defined, the error message no symbol table defined is issued.

This section covers the following topics:

• Symbol Table Types and Symbol Search Order

• Nested Replacement

• Recursive Symbol Replacement

• Symbol Replacement in JCL

• Import/Export Restrictions

• Escape Character

• Indicator for End of a Symbol Name

• Symbol Replacement Algorithm

• Fixed Positions within a JCL Line

• Symbol Replacement with Multiple Symbol Values

• Symbol Replacement in Subnetworks

Related Topic:

• Predefined Symbols

Symbol Table Types and Symbol Search Order

The types of symbol tables available and the search order used to find and replace symbols in symbol tables are described in the following section.

Entire Operations first searches for a symbol in the active user-specific symbol table. After this, it searches in the master user-defined symbol table, in the network default symbol table, and finally in the system-wide symbol table. If it searches for the symbol in a subnetwork, the symbol tables of the calling job of type NET as well as the symbol tables of the superior job networks are searched (in ascending order) if necessary.

If a symbol cannot be found anywhere, either the global exit "symbol not found" is called (if defined), which determines the further processing, or the job is set to an error status.

Nested Replacement

Within nested replacements, the following rules apply:

• On the top level, only the "original" escape character is checked and replaced.

• If the activation escape is used on a nested level, only activation escapes are replaced on deeper levels. This is necessary to prevent too early replacements of submission escapes.

• If the submission escape is used on a nested level, submission and activation escapes are replaced on deeper levels.

Recursive Symbol Replacement

Symbols can be used within other symbols.

Example:

§STEPLIB is replaced by EOR.EXAMPLE.LOAD.

Symbol Replacement in JCL

For symbol replacement in JCL (Job Control Language) submitted on mainframe operating systems (z/OS, z/VSE and BS2000), the following particularities apply:

Import/Export Restrictions

Avoid the equal sign (=) within a symbol value. This causes problems during the import or export of symbol tables.

Escape Character

Symbols to be replaced are detected by a preceding escape character anywhere in the JCL. See Symbol Escape Characters for details.

Example: Recursive Symbol Replacement

/* IN §JJ. SOFTWARE AG

changes to the following when J = 20 and JJ = §J.01:

/* IN 2001 SOFTWARE AG

The advantage of this method is that symbol replacement is performed within the fixed positions.

Indicator for End of a Symbol Name

Symbol names coded in a source end with one of the following delimiter characters:

blank ( ), comma (,), semicolon (;),
period (.), apostophe ('), commercial at (@),
percent sign (%), logical not (¬), ampersand (&),
parenthesis (( or )), or equal sign (=).

Example: §SYMBOL-1;.

A single period (.) after a symbol is removed during replacement. But two consecutive periods (..) are converted to one period (.). This is important for the dynamic creation of file names. Recursive symbol replacement (symbols within symbols) is also possible.

Symbol Replacement Algorithm

The following algorithm is used for symbol replacement:

1. Search for the symbol farthest to the left.

   If none (or no more) available -> end.

2. Replacement

   In case of error -> end.

3. Write updated line.

   Continue at (1).

   This makes recursive symbol replacement (symbols within symbols) possible.

Fixed Positions within a JCL Line

Multiple symbol replacement can cause a shift within a line. However, in the following cases, parts of the line are kept in a fixed position:

1. Symbols do not follow one another directly.

2. The columns 72 to 80 always remain fixed. If column 70 contains a blank and column 71 a comma, then these will also remain fixed.

3. If a symbol is followed by at least two blank spaces, the rest of the line is kept in its original position, unless the symbol value would overlap with it. For example:

   /FILE ABC.§VAR             COMMENT

   changes to the following when VAR = REPLACE:

   /FILE ABC.REPLACE          COMMENT

4. If a symbol is followed directly by continuous text, then by at least two blank spaces, then by an exclamation mark (!) and continuous text: the symbol is replaced as in (2) and the exclamation mark (!) is replaced by blank spaces. For example:

   /FILE ABC.§VAR..XYZ       !COMMENT

   changes to the following when VAR = REPLACE:

   /FILE ABC.REPLACE..XYZ     COMMENT

Symbol Replacement with Multiple Symbol Values

If you want to replace a symbol with multiple values when a job is activated numerous times concurrently, you must use P-SUFFIX to identify the variable to be replaced. This is the variable you entered in the Suffix Symbol field in the Job Definition (Master) window (see the field description in the section Job Maintenance).

For information on defining multiple symbol values, see the symbol functions !MV or ?MV and !MM or ?MM described in the section Functions for Symbol Replacement.

You can obtain a specific occurrence of a multiple-value symbol by using the symbol function !MV or ?MV delivered with Entire Operations.

Symbol Replacement in Subnetworks

To be able to enter symbols in subnetworks as well, you can attach a symbol table to the main network; this table contains all symbols to be queried in the jobs of the subnetwork(s). At the same time, the symbol tables can be linked to the corresponding jobs of the subnetwork(s) by means of symbols whose values are not to be retrieved. After symbol entry, this creates active symbol tables attached to the main network.

On the job level, Entire Operations tries to load the symbols from the level(s) above if a symbol with the corresponding symbol table is not found, for example from the active symbol table of the main network. Entire Operations does not create active symbol tables on subnetwork job levels as the run numbers are not yet known at the time of the main network's activation and as symbol prompting is activated first.

The following example screens illustrate the procedure:

20.12.13                ***** Entire Operations *****                11:18:53 
 Owner SN                      Network Maintenance                             
  +------------------------------------------------------------------------+   
- !                                                                        ! --
  !                          Network Modification                          !   
  !  Owner SN         Network SUB-1_____ Version __________                !   
  !  Description  SubNet Test_______________________________________       !   
  !                                                      Loop existing  N  !   
  !  Default Values for the Jobs                                           !   
  !    Execution Node N0146 MVS/ESA               Symbol Table SUB-UNIX-1  !   
  !    JCL Node       N0146 MVS/ESA       Symbol Table Version __________  !   
  !    JCL Location   ___                 Symbol Table  Activation Mode X  !   
  !                                                    Escape Act § Sub ^  !   
  !                End-of-Job Action Errors set 'not ok' Conditions ==> _  !   
  !                                                                        !   
  !    File    ______________________________________________________      !   
  !    VolSer  ______                              Password                !   
  !                                                 defined  no            ! **
  !  --PF1-----PF3-----PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10---PF11---------  ! t 
  !    Help    End     Save  Spec  Symb  SP-UR DfJb  Copy   MsgRe          !   
  +------------------------------------------------------------------------+   
Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
      Help  Add   End         Save        Up    Down              NxtSt Menu

Main network with symbol table containing symbols to be queried (GFR-ST3).

  29.10.10                ***** Entire Operations *****                    10:47:20
  Owner GFR                      Job Maintenance              Network SUB-1
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Cmd C R PU Job       Type Description           File or Library         Member
             *---------
  _          DUMMY      DUM dummy
  _   C1     SUB-11     NET                       GFR/TESTNET10
  _
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  ******************************* Bottom of Data *******************************
  A Depend. C Copy D Delete E Edit G Pregen. I Input Cond. J JCL L Resources
  M Modify  O EOJ Chk + Act  P Description  R Activate  S Scheduling Parms  U Add.Log

  Command => ____________________________________________________________
 Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
       Help  Add   End         Save        Up    Down                    Menu

This screen shows the main network's jobs DUMMY and SUB-11 with symbol table.

   +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ 0
   !                                                                        !
   !                        Job Definition (Master)                         ! --
   !                                                                        ! er
   !  Job Name       ==> DUMMY_____        Mod ==> GFR      29.10.10 10:10  !
   !  Description    ==> dummy_________________________                     !
   !  Job Type       ==> DUM                                                !
   !  Execution Node ==> 146 MVS/ESA                                        !
   !                                                                        !
   !  Special Type   ==> _          Symbol Table  ==> GFR-ST3___            !
   !  Restartable    ==> N          Suffix Symbol ==> ____________________  !
   !                                Escape Characters:    Activation ==> $  !
   !                                                      Submit     ==> $  !
   !                                                                        !
   ! Enter-PF1---PF2--PF3--PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---------PF9--PF10---PF12-  !
   !       Help  Add  End  Edit  Save  Spec  Symb        JCL  Copy   Menu   !
   +------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  ******************************* Bottom of Data *******************************
  A Depend. C Copy D Delete E Edit G Pregen. I Input Cond. J JCL L Resources
  M Modify  O EOJ Chk + Act  P Description  R Activate  S Scheduling Parms  U Add.Log
  Command => ____________________________________________________________
 Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
       Help  Add   End         Save        Up    Down                    Menu

The symbol table containing symbols to be queried (GFR-ST3) is linked to the dummy job. No symbol tables are attached to the subnetworks themselves.

   +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ 1
   !                                                                        ! 0
   !                        Job Definition (Master)                         ! --
   !                                                                        ! er
   !  Job Name       ==> TESTJOB11_        Mod ==> GFR      29.10.10 10:37  !
   !  Description    ==> ______________________________                     ! 4
   !  Job Type       ==> JOB                                                !
   !  Execution Node ==> 148 MVS/ESA                                        !
   !                                                                        !
   !  Special Type   ==> _          Symbol Table  ==> GFR-ST2___            !
   !  Restartable    ==> _          Suffix Symbol ==> ____________________  !
   !                                Escape Characters:    Activation ==> $  !
   !                                                      Submit     ==> $  !
   !                                                                        !
   ! Enter-PF1---PF2--PF3--PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---------PF9--PF10---PF12-  !
   !       Help  Add  End  Edit  Save  Spec  Symb        JCL  Copy   Menu   !
   +------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  ******************************* Bottom of Data *******************************
  A Depend. C Copy D Delete E Edit G Pregen. I Input Cond. J JCL L Resources
  M Modify  O EOJ Chk + Act  P Description  R Activate  S Scheduling Parms  U Add.Log
  Command => ____________________________________________________________
 Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
       Help  Add   End         Save        Up    Down                    Menu

On the lowest job level, a symbol table is linked whose symbols are not queried (GFR-ST2). You can make the JCL definition through PF9.

Job definition (master, part 2 (JCL definition).

   +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ 1
   !                                                                        ! 0
   +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ --
   !                                                                        ! er
   !                      Job: JCL Definition (Master)                      !
   !                                                                        ! 4
   !  Job Name       ==> TESTJOB11         Mod ==> GFR      29.10.10 10:38  !
   !  Description    ==>                                                    !
   !  Job Type       ==> JOB                                                !
   !  Execution Node ==> 148 MVS/ESA           Symbol Table ==> GFR-ST2     !
   !                                                                        !
   !  JCL Location   ==> PDS                                                !
   !  JCL Node       ==> 148 MVS/ESA                                        !
   !  File/NatLib    ==> SN.GFR.SOURCE_______________________________       !
   !  Member         ==> IEFBR14_ ________                                  !
   !  VolSer         ==> ______  (if not catlgd)   Password ==>             !
   !                                                                        !
   ! Enter-PF1--------PF3--PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---------------PF12-  ! **
   !       Help       End  Edit  Save  Spec  Symb  Impo              Menu   !
   +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ g
  Command => ____________________________________________________________
 Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
       Help  Add   End         Save        Up    Down                    Menu

This screen shows the master symbol table GFR-ST2:

  29.10.10                ***** Entire Operations *****                    10:52:29
  Owner   GFR             Master Symbol Table GFR-ST2
  Network TESTNET10                                                  Run
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  C Symbol            F P Value                        modified by
  _ NUM               N A 100000                       GFR      29.10.10 10:50
  _
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  ******************************* Bottom of Data *******************************
  C Copy   D Delete   M Modify
 Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
       Help  Add   End         Save        Up    Down        Print

This screen shows the master symbol table GFR-ST3:

  29.10.10               ***** Entire Operations *****                     10:52:34
  Owner   GFR             Master Symbol Table GFR-ST3
  Network SUB-1                                                      Run
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  C Symbol            F P Value                        modified by
  _ CLASS             A A G                            GFR      29.10.10 10:07
  _ MSGCLASS          A A X                            GFR      29.10.10 10:05
  _
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  ******************************* Bottom of Data *******************************
  C Copy   D Delete   M Modify
 Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
       Help  Add   End         Save        Up    Down        Print

This screen shows the master JCL for TESTJOB11.

  Edit SN.GFR.SOURCE(IEFBR14)-------------------------  ==> Member IEFBR14 saved
  ====>                                                       BLAETTERN===> CSR
  ***** ****************************** top of data *****************************
  00001 //IEFBR14  JOB  ,GFR,MSGCLASS=$MSGCLASS,CLASS=$CLASS
  00002 /* NUM=$NUM
  00003 //STEP1    EXEC PGM=IEFBR14
  ***** **************************** bottom of data ****************************














 Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
       Help        End   Quit  Rfind Rchan Up    Down        Left  Right Curso

This screen shows the active JCL for TESTJOB11.

  Edit SN.GFR.SOURCE(IEFBR14)-------------------------  ==> Member IEFBR14 saved
  ====>                                                       BLAETTERN===> CSR
  ***** ****************************** top of data *****************************
  00001 //IEFBR14  JOB  ,GFR,MSGCLASS=X,CLASS=G
  00002 /* NUM=$NUM
  00003 //STEP1    EXEC PGM=IEFBR14
  ***** **************************** bottom of data ****************************
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
       Help        End   Quit  Rfind Rchan Up    Down        Left  Right Curso