Execute Universal Message Translator from z/OS Manager (in a Script with Table Housed on Remote Server)

The following figure illustrates the execution of Universal Message Translator from a z/OS Universal Command Manager.

Universal Message Translator is executed in order to interrogate a log file and set the return code based on the translation table.

Since the command spans two lines, the native operating system continuation character must be used:

The full path to the Universal Message Translator executable must be specified for UNIX if the path is not part of the user's profile.

Script Options

The script options used in this example are:

Option	Description
-file	Input message file name. If the option is not specified, UMET reads its input from stdin.
-table	Translation table file name.
-level	Level of messages that will be displayed.

The SYSIN options used in this example are:

Option	Description
-host	Host name or IP address of the remote system on which to execute the script.
-script	ddname from which to read a script file. The script file is sent to the remote system by UCMD Manager for execution
-userid	Remote user ID with which to execute the command.
-pwd	Password for the user ID.