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The example in Figure 108 demonstrates how a Control-M job is forced and information is passed to the job using Global AutoEdit variables.
Figure 108 Example of Forcing a Control-M Job and Passing a Variable to It
ON MESSAGE = $HASP050
JNAME JTYPE SMFID SYSTEM
ROUTE DESC CONSOLEID CONSOLE
APPEARED TIMES IN MINUTES And/Or/Not
OWNER IOAADMIN GROUP MODE PROD RUNTSEC
THRESHOLD
DESCRIPTION FORCE A CONTROL-M JOB WHILE PASSING IT A VARIABLE
DESCRIPTION THE VARIABLE IS ACCESSED BY CONTROL-M BY USING THE
DESCRIPTION %%LIBSYM AND %%MEMSYM CONTROL-M AutoEdit STATEMENTS
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/* GET INFORMATION TO BE PASSED TO THE JOB
DO SET = %%MYPARM = %%$SMFID GLOBAL Y
/* WRITE THE CONTENTS OF THE VARIABLE TO A MEMBER FOR LATER ACCESS BY
/* CONTROL-M. WAIT UNTIL MESSAGE CTO163I APPEARS
DO COMMAND = F %%$CONTROLO,WRITEGLOBAL
WAIT CONSOLEID CONSOLE SYSTEM
WAITMODE Y WAITRESP Y TIMEOUT 0300 0001
RESPMSG CTO163I
/* IF CTO163I APPEARS IN THE SPECIFIED TIME FRAME (5 MINUTES) FORCE A JOB
/* THE VARIABLE CAN BE ACCESSED BY CONTROL-M.
IF %%$MSGID EQ CTO163I
DO FORCEJOB = TABLE JES2JOBS JOB SYSJES1 UFLOW N DATE ODAT
LIBRARY CTM.SCHEDULE
ENDIF
Explanation
DO SET=%%MYPARM=%%$SMFID GLOBAL Y
This statement stores the SMFID of the CPU that issued this message in the %%MYPARM user variable. A value of Y (Yes) in the GLOBAL field indicates that this variable is stored as a Control-O Global variable.
DO COMMAND=F %%$CONTROLO,WRITEGLOBAL
WAIT CONSOLEID CONSOLE SYSTEM
WAITMODE Y WAITRESP Y TIMEOUT 0300 0001
RESPMSG CTO163I
This operator command must be issued to ensure that the new Global variable is written in the Global member and is therefore accessible by Control-M.
Y is specified in the WAITMODE field to indicate that execution of the rule should be postponed for the number of seconds specified in the TIMEOUT field or until the message specified in the RESPMSG field is detected.
The CTO163I message indicates a successful execution of a WRITEGLOBAL command. When this message is detected, the Control-M job is able to access the Global variable defined in this rule (%%MYPARM).
IF %%$MSGID EQ CTO163I
DO FORCEJOB=TABLE JES2JOBS JOB SYSJES1 UFLOW N DATE ODAT
LIBRARY CTM.SCHEDULE
The %%$MSGID system variable contains the ID of the message most recently detected. If the ID stored in this variable indicates that the above command was successfully performed, the Control-M job is forced.
Note: Control-M accesses the %%MYPARM Global variable by specifying the dsname and member of the Control-O Global variables data set through %%LIBSYM and %%MEMSYM Control-M AutoEdit statements in the JCL of the job specified in the DO FORCEJOB statement (SYSJES1).
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