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jamshirqureshi1
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If anyone knows how to check the system state. I mean which system is up and which one is down.
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expat
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I think that we might need a lot more information on exactly what you want to achieve before anyone could give you a valid answer. |
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jamshirqureshi1
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I have two system A and B. Now i want to check which is one is Up i.e A or B
If system A is up i want to do some processing on system A or if system B is up do some other processing on system B.
I guess we can achieve this by checking Checking System state.
But i dont know how to do it.
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expat
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Two systems - in a parallel sysplex environment, a loosely coupled sysplex, or are they both stand alone ? |
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jamshirqureshi1
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Two systems are in a parallel sysplex environment, a loosely coupled sysplex |
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expat
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If they are in a sysplex then you need to use the ROUTE XEQ statement to route the JCL to execute on the required system id
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/*ROUTE XEQ Nodename |
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