PowerExchange for CDC and Mainframe
- PowerExchange for CDC and Mainframe 10.4.1
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JCL Statements
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EXEC
| The PGM parameter in the EXEC statement must specify the PowerExchange Agent module name EDMSTART.
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START
| Controls how the PowerExchange Agent starts.
Include the STARTUP symbolic parameter to control whether the PowerExchange Agent WARM or COLD starts. This parameter overrides the installation option for warm or cold starting the PowerExchange Agent. For a cold start, specify:
The variable
agent_proc_name is the name that was assigned to the PowerExchange Agent procedure at installation.
If you start the PowerExchange Agent without the STARTUP parameter, it starts with the options that you specified during installation. For a WARM start, the PowerExchange Agent uses an existing Agent environment, if one exists. For a COLD start, the Agent creates a new Agent environment and completes startup processing that is the same as for a first-time start. Use the following syntax to start the PowerExchange Agent with all of the installation options:
To start the PowerExchange Agent with all of the installation options except the option that determines whether the Agent COLD or WARM starts, use the following syntax:
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STEPLIB or JOBLIB DD
| Includes the PowerExchange load libraries,
hlq .LOAD and
hlq .LOADLIB.
This statement is required even if you specify the load libraries in the LNKLST concatenation. The PowerExchange Agent loads certain modules from the STEPLIB or JOBLIB.
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EDMPARMS DD
| Specifies the name of the user library,
your .USERLIB, that contains the EDMSDIR options module that is associated with the PowerExchange Agent.
If you do not include an EDMPARMS DD statement, or if you specify a library that does not contain the options module, PowerExchange uses the STEPLIB concatenation to get the configuration options.
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EDMSCTL DD
| Specifies the data set that contains the PowerExchange Agent startup parameters. Informatica recommends that you also include the FREE=CLOSE statement so that this data set is deallocated after it is read.
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SYSPRINT DD
| Specifies the output data set for MVS system messages.
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