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The Output Management feature of SNA
NRJE allows users to have job output routed
based on the form selected by the user’s host
JCL and a Lookup Table which provides a
mapping between host form names and HP
3000 file equations. Again default forms will
be used if none are indicated.
Reverse NRJE allows a user connected to an
IBM mainframe (or a user on a separate HP
3000 attached to the IBM) to start a job on an
HP 3000 if SNA NRJE on the HP 3000 is
active.
Note: The user must use the special form
CMD that causes SNA NRJE to stream a
received data set rather than route the data
set using file equation attributes.
Using SNA NRJE and SNA Link, an HP 3000
with an HP 2680 Laser Printer can act as a
remote or local (though still requiring a 37xx
communications controller) print station for
an IBM host. HP 3000 users can direct print
output data sets to the laser printer. Users
can specify an environment file that indicates
predefined forms, character fonts and formats
- data set by data set.
Native Language Support allows users to
select alternative Native Language Ids for
translation of user data. Only data going to
the host or coming from the host will be
translated, commands and messages will still
be in native 3000. Each reader, printer, and
punch can be configured with a different
language. NLS 16-bit character mapping;
interactive and programmatic access; and data
integrity are not supported for languages such
as Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and
Traditional Chinese.
Product Requirements
Both SNA NRJE/iX and SNA NRJE/V require an
IBM System/370-compatible mainframe (Model
370, 30xx or 43xx) with an IBM 37xx
communications controller. The following
software must be running on the host and
communications controller:
• Job Entry Subsystem: JES2 or JES3
running under
– Operating System: MVS
or
• Job Entry Subsystem: VSE/POWER
running under
– Operating System: VSE
– ACF/VTAM
– ACF/NCP
Selected User Commands
Command Function
ALTER* Revises the priority of a submitted
job, or jobs.
CANCEL* Cancels previously submitted jobs
and causes data sets returning from
transmitted jobs to be deleted.
DISPLAY Provides information about a
workstation.
EXIT Causes the user to exit from the
NRJE command interpreter (CI), and
returns control to the process from
which the CI was run.
##FD “File Definition” used within a job to
include the contents of the file
specified in the command.
HELP Provides you with information about
subsystem commands.
NRJE Invokes the subsystems command
interpreter. It is also an NRJE sub
system command, so that you can
switch to a different default
workstation.
REDO Modifies and executes the previous
NRJE subsystem command.
RUN Executes a prepared program.
SHOW* Provides information about jobs
you have submitted.
SUBMIT Prepares a batch input job stream for
transmission to a host system.
* This command has NRJE Manager extensions.