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SUBSYSTEM NAME question
When we use a new version of Resource Pack Base it is possible to specify ‘SUBSYSTEM NAME’ in:
//SCF$Vxxx DD
(e.g. V700)
Any other tasks and jobs like: ConGroup, QoS, TF Clone has referred this name of subsystem in DD:
//SCF$V700 DD DUMMY
In other hand – EMC recommends to create in IEFSSNxx member, separate subsystem for SDRF. The same name is used in SDRF parmlib:
SUBSYS SUBNAME(EMC1) /* EMC */
And in RDFCFG0 member:
SUBSYSTEM_NAME=EMC1 NAME IN IEFSSN__
QUESTION:
Can use SRDF and SCF the same SUBSYSTEM_NAME ?
Or they should be separate subsystems ?
Marcin
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January 5th, 2010 10:00
Marcin,
If you are using the SCF$XXXX parameters in your current software, yes you can use the //SCF$V700.
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Gene Corbett
MVS Triage Lead\Corbett_gene@emc.com
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January 6th, 2010 00:00
Yes, I know.
But the question is: can I use the same SUBSYSTEM NAME in SCF and SRDF definition ?
(in SRDF – subsystem is defined in RDFCFG0 member not in a //SCF$xxxx DD)
Regards
Marcin
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January 6th, 2010 05:00
You cannot use the same name as it will state name already in use.
gene