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The CTMDSRN utility receives the following parameters from the DEFPARMS input file referenced by the SYSIN DD statement:
Table 114 CTMDSRN input parameters (referenced by SYSIN DD)
Parameter |
Description |
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* |
Comment |
–te2a |
EBCDIC to ASCII translation table name. Optional. Default is defined in the file referred to by DD DEFPARMS. |
–ta2e |
ASCII to EBCDIC translation table name. Optional. Default is defined in the file referred to by DD DEFPARMS. |
–cleanup number_of_days |
Sends NEWDAY request to all agents defined in the DSHOSTS member of CTMPARM library. If cleanup is defined, the utility ignores all other parameters. The number_of_days option specifies the number of days to keep the SYSOUT log. number_of_days is a mandatory value. It is recommended to run cleanup once per day. |
–s/–script ddname |
Specifies a script file to execute. Optional. If omitted, SCRIPT ddname is assumed. |
–script_type type |
Specifies the type of script using the script filename extension, such as, bat, cmd, or vbs. Optional. The utility takes the default value from SUBMITDS. |
–o/-options options |
Specifies command line options. Optional. |
–f/-x/-file ddname |
Specifies the ddname that refers to the plain text file containing the values for the utility options. Optional. |
-C/-cmdid order_ id |
Specifies an order ID for the task. Optional. If omitted, the utility generates an order ID. |
–c/-cmd command |
Command line (If define command line script related parameters are ignored): -script, -script_name and –script_type |
–u/-userid user |
Owner (user). Optional. If omitted – utility will use default user from DSHOSTS. |
–i/–host host |
Computer name where the script will run. |
–p/-port port |
Specify the Control-M/Agent "server_to_agent" port. Optional. If omitted assume default value from DSHOSTS table. |
All parameters begin with a hyphen (-). The utility ignores a parameter if it is unknown. There can be more than one parameter per line. A parameter and its value are separated with spaces. A value ends when the next parameter begins or at the end of the file. Input parameters can be coded in positions 1 – 72.
If the values for the -options, -cmd, -script_name parameters contain spaces or shell meta-characters, they must be enclosed in single ( ' ) or double ( " ) quotation marks. If an enclosing character is part of the option, prefix the character with the command line escape character, back slash ( \ ).
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