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v
unit_name
indicates the default unit type for dynamic data set allocations. VIO is
the default.
v
login_password
is required only when the family server authentication level
requires a TeamConnection user password.
v
local_codepage
indicates the code set that text data is converted to for the build.
The default is IBM-1047.
v
remote_codepage
indicates the code set for data stored in TeamConnection. The
default is IBM-850.
Notes:
a. TEAMCBLD converts the text files between the two codepages using the iconv
codepage conversion functions, and therefore can support only those
codepages that have the iconv conversion tables installed on the MVS system.
If not specified, TEAMCBLD uses internal tables which correspond to single-byte
codepages IBM-1047 and IBM-850.
b. The -k (
local_codepage
) and the -r (
remote_codepage
) flags are also used to
convert any messages generated in the MVS environment which are sent back
to the workstation client.
6. Submit the job.
Starting the MVS/OE build server
Under MVS/OE, the build server program can be started with the following teamcbld
command:
teamcbld -e environment -p pool -f family [-l login_password] [-s] [-v] [-n]
[-k local_codepage] [-r remote_codepage]
Where:
v
environment
specifies the environment that you are building for, such as OS/2 or
MVS. The value you specify here can be anything you like, but it must exactly match
the environment specified for a builder in order for the builder to use this build agent.
This value is case-sensitive. You can also set this value using the
TC_BUILDENVIRONMENT environment variable.
v
pool
is the name of the build pool. You can also set this value using the
TC_BUILDPOOL environment variable. This value is case sensitive, and should
match the parameter specified in the Part -build command.
v
family
is the name of the TeamConnection family. If a
family
is not specified, the
value of the TC_FAMILY environment variable is used as the default.
v -s sends log file messages to the screen.The build server generates a log file called
teamcbld.log. Build server log messages can be routed to the screen using the -s
parameter. -s must be lowercase. An uppercase -S turns it off.
v -v increases the level of messages written to the log. This option is equivalent to the
verbose option on TeamConnection teamc commands -v must be lowercase. An
uppercase -V reduces the level.
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