Users Guide

Introduction

Purpose

Organization

See Also

Overview of the Batch Runtime Environment

Oracle Tuxedo Application Runtime for Batch Presentation and Structure

Technical Functions

High-Level Functions

Interface-Level Functions

Script Execution Phases

Using Batch Runtime

Configuration Files

BatchRT.conf

Messages.conf

FunctionReturnCode.conf

ReturnCode.conf

Setting Environment Variables

Creating a Script

General Structure of a Script

Script Example

Defining and Using Symbols

Creating a Step That Executes a Program

Creating a Procedure

Creating an In-Stream Procedure

Creating an External Procedure

Using a Procedure

Modifying a Procedure at Execution Time

Using Overrides for File Assignments

Controlling a Script's Behavior

Conditioning the Execution of a Step

Using m_CondIf, m_CondElse, and m_CondEndif

Using m_CondExec

Controlling the Execution Flow

Changing Default Error Messages

Using Files

Creating a File Definition

m_FileBuild Examples

m_FileAssign examples

Assigning and Using Files

Concurrent File Accessing Control

Using a Generation File (GDG)

GDG Management Functionalities

Defining a GDG

Adding Generations in a GDG

Referring an Existing Generation in a GDG

Deleting a GDG

Committing a GDG

Committing a GDG Explicitly

Committing a GDG Implicitly

Rolling Back a GDG

Rolling Back a GDG Explicitly

Rolling Back a GDG Implicitly

File-Based Management

Configuration

Concurrency Control and Authorization

DB-Based Management

Database Tables

Generation File Naming Rule

Configuration Variables

External Shell Scripts

Concurrency Control and Authorization

Exception Handling

Using an In-Stream File

Using a Set of Concatenated Files

Using an External “sysin”

Deleting a File

RDB Files

Using an RDBMS Connection

Submitting a Job Using INTRDR Facility

Submitting a Job With EJR

User-Defined Entry/Exit

Configuration

Batch Runtime Logging

General Introduction

Log Message Format

Log Message Level

Log Level Control

Log File Structure

Log Header

Configuration

File Information Logging

Configuration

Using Batch Runtime With a Job Scheduler

Executing an SQL Request

Simple Application on COBOL-IT / BDB

Best Practices

Adapting z/OS Capabilities on a UNIX/Linux Environment

Defining Paths for Procedures, Includes and Programs

Prohibiting the Use of UNIX Commands

Avoiding the Use of File Overriding

Using Tuxedo Job Enqueueing Service (TuxJES)

Overview

Requirements

TuxJES Components

Configuring a TuxJES System

Setting up TuxJES as an Oracle Tuxedo Application

Oracle Tuxedo Configuration File

Block Time in UBBCONFIG for TuxJES

Oracle Tuxedo /Q Queue Space and Queue Creation

File System Configuration

TuxJES Configuration File

TuxJES Security Configuration

TuxJES User Mapping File

Using TuxJES

Submitting a Job

Submitting a Job in Synchronous Way

Displaying Job Information

Getting Job Status in Synchronous Way

Holding a Job

Releasing a Job

Canceling a Job

Purging a Job

Displaying/Changing ARTJESINITIATOR Configuration

Event Subscribing/Unsubscribing

See Also