Mainframe Modernization Jobs

Determines the authorization credentials that are used to connect Control-M to AWS Mainframe Modernization, as described in AWS Mainframe Modernization Connection Profile Parameters.

Rules:

• Characters: 1−30

• Case Sensitive: Yes

• Invalid Characters: Blank spaces.

Defines the name of the predefined application, on the AWS Mainframe Modernization service, that executes.

Determines one of the following actions to perform:

• Start Batch Job: Runs a batch job for the defined application.

• Restart Batch Job: Restarts a batch job from a specific step to a specific step.

• Application Management: Executes an action on the application, as specified by the Application Action.

Defines the JCL job stream filename to execute.

A job stream is a sequence of JCL statements and data that form a single unit of work for an operating system.

Defines the Amazon Resource Name that is a unique identifier for a secret stored in the AWS Secrets Manager.

Determines whether to append the CloudWatch JCL job stream log to the output A tab in the job properties pane of the Monitoring domain where the job output appears that indicates whether a job ended OK, and is used, for example, with jobs that check file location..

Defines a unique identifier to re-run a specific job or batch process within the AWS environment.

Defines the step in a job workflow where execution resumes or restarts.

This is particularly useful in environments, such as mainframe job processing (for example, JCL or AWS Mainframe Modernization), where batch jobs consist of multiple sequential steps.

Defines the step within a procedure (PROC) where the job execution restarts.

This is particularly relevant in environments, such as IBM mainframes, that use JCL (Job Control Language), where a PROC is a reusable set of JCL statements defining part of a job.

Defines the step in a job sequence where the execution stops.

This is particularly useful to control partial job execution or debug workflows in environments, such as mainframes or batch processing systems.

Defines the step within a procedure (PROC) where the job execution stops.

This is typically used in mainframe environments (for example, with JCL) to control the scope of execution for a subset of steps defined in a PROC.

Determines the number of seconds for the delay function to fully retrieve logs generated in CloudWatch.

Default: 60 seconds

Determines one of the following actions to perform on the defined application:

• Start : Starts the application.

• Stop: Stops the application.

• Update: Updates the application to the newest version.

• Deploy: Deploys the newest version of the application.

• Delete: Deletes the application.

Defines the current application version on the AWS Mainframe Modernization service.

Defines the pathname of the Amazon S3 bucket that holds the application definition.

Defines a unique ID (idempotency token) that guarantees that the job runs only once.

Tokens expire one hour after the job runs.

Default: Token_Mainframe_%%ORDERID

Determines which application version to use for succeeding jobs.

Defines the environment ID where the application is executed.

Determines the number of seconds to wait before checking the job status.

Default: 60

Determines the authorization credentials that are used to connect Control-M to Micro Focus on UNIX or on Windows, as described in Micro Focus Connection Profile Parameters.

Rules:

• Characters: 1−30

• Case Sensitive: Yes

• Invalid Characters: Blank spaces.

Defines the JCL job stream filename to execute.

A job stream is a sequence of JCL statements and data that form a single unit of work for an operating system.

Defines the Partitioned Data Set (PDS) and its members for Mainframe Subsystem Support (MSS).

A PDS is a computer file that contains multiple data sets, which are called members. MSS is a program that enables JCL applications to be migrated from a mainframe and maintained, developed, and run on Windows or UNIX platforms.

Determines whether to enable JCL variables.

This option must be checked if the JCL job stream needs JCL variables, or if it needs additional variables that are defined by Additional Variables.

Defines the environment variables that the Micro Focus Batch Scheduler Integration JCL (MFBSIJCL) needs to submit the JCL job stream.

Determines whether to re-execute a JCL job stream from (and to) a specific step that you define in the following attributes.

A JCL job stream contains one or more programs. Each program execution is called a job step, or step.

You can initiate a rerun from the Monitoring domain as long as a job stream has not been hard-killed.

Determines which step the JCL job stream re-execution starts from, which enables you to define the range of steps in the JCL job stream that is re-executed.

Defines which step the JCL job stream re-execution ends on, which enables you to define the range of steps in the JCL job stream that is re-executed.

Determines how to handle abnormal end (ABEND) codes, which call attention to a software or hardware error, from a previous JCL job stream run, as follows:

• Ignore: Ignores previous ABEND codes in the JCL job stream rereun.

• Use Previous ABEND Codes: Uses previous ABEND codes in the JCL job stream rereun.

• Do Not Use Previous ABEND Codes: Does not use previous ABEND codes in the JCL job stream rereun.

• Reset to RC=0: Resets the return code (RC) to RC=0, which indicates a successful JCL job stream execution.

Determines how to handle condition (COND) codes from a previous JCL job stream run, as follows.

• Ignore: Ignores previous COND codes in the JCL job stream rereun.

• Use Previous Run COND Codes: Uses previous COND codes in the JCL job stream rereun.

• Do Not Use Previous Run COND Codes: Does not use previous COND codes in the JCL job stream rereun.

• Reset to RC=0: Resets the return code (RC) to RC=0, which indicates a successful JCL job stream execution.

Determines whether to automatically adjust the specified From Step/Proc step if an earlier step is bypassed and must be run to successfully re-execute a later step in the JCL job streams, as follows:

• Ignore

• Yes

• No

Defines changes to step condition codes and their values in the JCL job stream re-execution.

Determines how to enable the UCC11 environment variable, which affects JCL job stream restart functionality, as follows:

• Ignore

• Yes: Enables the JCL job stream restart functionality, which identifies the data set as NEW, even if it already exists. This prevents the job from failing if it encounters an already cataloged data set, when this would otherwise cause it to fail.

• No: Disables the JCL job stream restart functionality. If a data set already exists, the job fails.

• MOD: Any data set that is identified as new is re-identified as modified, which enables you to append new data to the current data set.

Defines the advanced restart parameters to add to the re-executed JCL job stream.

Defines the Job ID for the JCL job stream to re-execute.

You can find the Job ID in the Submit Job step where the JCL job stream was first executed in one of the following Micro Focus platforms:

• UNIX: Micro Focus Visual COBOL

• Windows: Micro Focus Enterprise Developer

Determines whether to re-execute the JCL job stream with the modified JCL job stream file, as follows:

• No

• Yes