Submitting Job to SAP Using SAP Job as Template - zOS
Submitting a Job to an SAP System Using a Pre-existing SAP Job as a Template - z/OS
This example illustrates submitting a job to an SAP system using a pre-existing SAP job as a template for the submitted job.
//USPSUB1 JOB CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=X,NOTIFY=&SYSUID //***************************************************************** //* Description //* ----------- //* This sample will submit a new job to an SAP system using a //* pre-existing SAP job as a template. //* //* NOTE: This job assumes (and requires) that a job already //* exists on an the SAP system with: //* Job Name: USPSUB1 //* Job ID: 12345678 //* //* After running this job, a new SAP job will be created on the //* SAP system. The new job will have the same name as the //* pre-existing job that was used as a template. However, the //* SAP system will assign a new job ID. //* // JCLLIB ORDER=#SHLQ.UNV.SUNVSAMP //* //STEP1 EXEC USPPRC //SYSIN DD * -dest CF5 -client 800 -userid sapuid -pwd sappwd -sub -jobname USPSUB1 -jobid 12345678 /*
The JCL procedure USPPRC is used to execute the Universal Connector command. Universal Connector connects to the SAP system and performs the requested work. In this case, a new job is created on the SAP system that is identical to the template job with the exception of job ID.
SYSIN Options
SYSIN options used in this example are:
Command Options | Description |
|---|---|
Named set of connection parameters (destination) 'CF5'. These connection parameters are used for communications with the SAP system. The default file for destination parameters is #HLQ.UNV.USPRFC00. | |
SAP client number that the Universal Connector will communicate with. | |
Remote user ID with which to execute the command. | |
Password for the user ID. | |
Specification that Universal Connector will issue the SUBMIT command. | |
Job name of the SAP job that will be used as a template. | |
Job ID of the SAP job that will be used as a template. |