Description

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If the JES_SYSOUT_DISP value is anything other than KEEP, the JES_SYSOUT_CLASS option is required.

Examples

<pre>
jes_sysout_disp    keep,*,H
</pre>

This example sets the final disposition of SYSOUT data sets to KEEP, which will leave the SYSOUT data sets disposition unchanged.

The requeue class is *, which works in conjunction with the JES_SYSOUT_CLASS option. The SYSOUT data sets are requeued to the orignal MSGLCLASS value of the job. If the job's JCL JOB statement originally included MSGCLASS=X, the SYSOUT data sets will be requeued to class X. If the JOB statement did not include a MSGCLASS parameter, the SYSOUT data sets are requeued to the default class of H.
 

<pre>
jes_sysout_disp    release,*
</pre>

This example sets the final disposition of SYSOUT data sets to RELEASE, which will release the SYSOUT data sets to the JES output queue.

The requeue class is *, which works in conjunction with the JES_SYSOUT_CLASS option. The SYSOUT data sets are requeued to the orignal MSGLCLASS value of the job. If the job's JCL JOB statement originally included MSGCLASS=H, the SYSOUT data sets will be requeued to class H. If the JOB statement did not include a MSGCLASS parameter, the SYSOUT data sets are requeued to the default, default class of A.
 

<pre>
jes_sysout_disp    hold,H
</pre>

This example sets the final disposition of SYSOUT data sets to HOLD, which sets the SYSOUT data sets disposition to hold.

The SYSOUT data sets are requeued to class H.
 

<pre>
jes_sysout_disp    delete
</pre>

This example sets the final disposition of SYSOUT data sets to DELETE, which removes the SYSOUT data sets from the JES spool.