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ipaddress

Numeric dotted-form IP address of the remote host as specified by the REMOTE_HOST option. The format of the IP address is four three-character numeric fields. Each field represents one number of the IP address. For example, IP address 256.10.2.123 is formatted as 256010002123.

port

Numeric port number on which Universal Broker is listening as specified by the REMOTE_PORT option. The default Universal Broker port number is 7887. The format of the port number is a five-digit number. For example, port 7887 is formatted as 07887.

userid

Remote user identifier with which Universal Command Manager will execute the remote command as specified by the USER_ID option.
 
Whether or not a user identifier is required depends on the Universal Command Server configuration. If no user identifier is specified for the Manager, the userid value is <BLANK>.
 
The value userid is upper case. Some remote hosts may have case-sensitive user identifiers. All user identifiers specified on the Manager are translated to upper case for building the profile.

stdio

Standard I/O file which the profile is for. Valid values are:

• STDIN for the standard input file.
• STDOUT for the standard output file.
• STDERR for the standard error file.

ipaddress

Numeric dotted-form IP address of the remote host as specified by the REMOTE_HOST option. The format of the IP address is four three-character numeric fields. Each field represents one number of the IP address. For example, IP address 256.10.2.123 is formatted as 256010002123.

port

Numeric port number on which Universal Broker is listening as specified by the REMOTE_PORT option. The default Universal Broker port number is 7887. The format of the port number is a five-digit number. For example, port 7887 is formatted as 07887.

allocation

Entity that is allocated to the standard I/O ddname. There are a number of different items that may be allocated to a ddname. The following formats are available:

• A data set allocation is represented by Ddsn, where dsn is the data set name. For example, a ddname allocation of PROD.APPL.DATA is formatted as DPROD.APPL.DATA.
  • If allocating a PDS and a member name is specified, do not include the member name in the profile name, only the PDS name.
  • If allocating a relative generation data set, do not include the relative number in the profile name, only the GDG name.
• A JES SYSIN, SYSOUT or SUBSYS= allocation is represented by the value SUBSYS.
• A temporary data set allocation is represented by the value TEMPORARY.
• A DUMMY or NULLFILE allocation is represented by the value NULLFILE.
• A USS path name allocation is represented by Upath, where path is the USS path name. For example, a ddname allocation of /prod/appl/data is formatted as U/prod/appl/data.
  • USS path name support starts at z/OS 1.4. Prior to z/OS 1.4, the path name is not available to format the profile name. The value used for path in this case is UNKNOWNUSSPATHNAME.
  • USS path names are case sensitive. The Universal Agent class must be defined with the CASE=ASIS parameter to support case sensitive profile names.
     
    The maximum length of the profile name is 246 characters. The maximum length of a USS path name allocated to a ddname is 256 characters. It is possible the path name may be truncated in formatting the profile name. Truncation does not result in an error condition.