Using ART BATCH ISPF

This chapter contains the following topics:

•

Overview

•	Prerequisites

•	Using ART Batch ISPF

Overview

ART Batch ISPF functions much like the Interactive System Productivity Facility (ISPF) program. Instead of performing tasks by opening a command line and entering the correct command, all actions would be accessible via ART Batch ISPF. It is a very easy interface to use.

Prerequisites

1.	Setup operation environment for ART JES2 batch system.

2.	Start ISPF license daemon in the twglm directory by running ./twglm.

3.	Be sure that a shell script, ISPF, can be found in your PATH environment variable.

4.	Copy all files under directories ($JESDIR/tools/artispf/msgs, $JESDIR/tools/artispf/rexx, and$JESDIR/tools/artispf/panels) to the corresponding directory of the uni-SPF(spf/msg, spf/rexx and spf/panels).

5.	Copy directory $JESDIR/tools/artispf/tools to the directory of uni-SPF(spf/tools).

Note:

JESDIR is TuxJES installation directory.

Using ART Batch ISPF

Type ISPF and press Enter to invoke ISPF and display the main menu panel. It is a menu from which you select the facility that you wish to use. Then type “A” or “a” in the COMMAND field from the main menu to go to start ART BATCH ISPF.

With ART Batch ISPF, there is no need to work at the command line. You may choose the desired function by typing your selection in the panel OPTION or COMMAND fields.

From any panel, the END command returns you to the previous panel. The RETURN command takes you immediately to the Main Menu panel from any point in the system. PF7 scrolls the display up. PF8 scrolls the display down. Tab key moves the cursor to the beginning of the next input field. The Back-tab (Shift + tab) key moves the cursor to the beginning of the previous input field. Arrow keys to move the cursor.

In some panels, if the entry field contains text provided by system, you can type over it. Some commands are case-insensitive.

Administering ART Batch

1.	Boot up JES system

2.	Shut down JES system

3.	Browse system logs (ULOG, jes system log file, stdout and stderr)

4.	View or edit GDG files

5.	View or edit file catalog and allocate a new file

6.	List or clean lock records in lock files.

7.	Configure ART Batch, including BatchRT.conf, jesconfig file. Stop, start, and configure ARTJESINITIATOR servers.

8.	Generate the security profile

Controlling ART Batch Jobs

1.	Manage job scripts (view, edit, copy and submit a job)

2.	Control job processing (cancel, hold, purge, release re-submit a job and change job priority)

3.	Browse job log and output