Re: Re: Documentation for reading JES2
scott <[email protected]>
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On 03/14/2010 02:48 PM, davekreiss wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Roger Bowler <rogerbowler@...> wrote: > >> Gerhard Postpischil wrote: >> >>> As far as I know, there is no available documentation on JES2 >>> internals; I'm not even aware of anything for HASP, but I never >>> looked for any. Your best bet is to assemble the modules in >>> SYS1.HASPSRC (doubles as a macro library), start with HASPINIT, >>> then HASPRDR, then HASPPRPU. Those should show you the basics of >>> how job information is created and used. >>> >> I almost weep when I think that for lack of storage space in 1997, along >> with shelves and shelves of stuff, I threw out my HASP manual - glossy >> turquoise covers containing about 1000 pages printed in courier font, bound >> together with brass screws, about 3 inches thick. >> >> AFAICR it did not cover internals though, as Gerhard says you had to study >> the assembly listings for that. >> >> -- >> Cordialement, >> Roger Bowler >> http://perso.wanadoo.fr/rbowler >> Hercules "the people's mainframe" >> >> > > Does anyone remember JTIP (JES TSO Interface PROGRAM). It was from UICC. You could SHOW held jobs in the queue with a full screen display FETCH held output also in full screen as well. Can't remember much more except that I still have the PTF with full source code. Don't know if any copyright covers this code. It had an SVC to use for accessing the queue if I remember correctly. > > Dave > > > Never heard of it here. But I see there is a (E)JES product out there that is similar to SDSF. Take a look if you will and see if it is copyrighted. Would be interested in seeing what and how it does things. Scott